HEIC to PDF Converter

Just three steps:

1. Click the drop zone above or drag your HEIC files onto it
2. Wait a few seconds for conversion
3. Click "Save" to download each PDF

Need an image format instead? Try our HEIC to JPG or HEIC to PNG converters.

Not yet — each HEIC file converts to a separate PDF. Multi-page PDF combining is on our roadmap. For now, you'll get one PDF per HEIC file, which you can merge using any free PDF merge tool or your operating system's built-in PDF tools.

Yes — open this page in Safari on your iPhone, drop your HEIC files, and each becomes a PDF right on the device. Everything runs in the browser: no app, no upload, and the PDFs are generated locally.

Drop your .heic files on this page in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox — no HEIF extensions or installs needed, since the conversion happens in the browser itself. Each HEIC becomes its own PDF, ready to download.

Open this page in Safari, Chrome, or Firefox on your Mac and drop your HEIC files. Each file converts to a PDF locally in your browser — Preview can export single images, but here you batch-convert many files at once, with nothing uploaded.

Yes. Many scanner apps save scans as HEIC images; drop the .heic or .heif scan here and it becomes a PDF with the scan embedded at its original dimensions — ready to print or submit. If your scanner app can export PDF directly, that works too; whichever is fewer steps.

This one is — free with no sign-up, no watermark, and no daily cap. Conversion runs locally in your browser, so it also works offline once the page has loaded.

Mostly compatibility: Windows needs optional store extensions to open it, many websites and submission portals only accept JPG, PNG, or PDF, and older devices can't display it at all. HEIC is also tied to HEVC patents, which has slowed adoption outside Apple's ecosystem. None of this affects image quality — HEIC files are simply harder to open outside the Apple world.

The PDF page automatically matches your image dimensions exactly. Portrait or landscape orientation is detected automatically. For very large images (over 4000px on any side), the image is scaled down proportionally to fit within a standard document size while maintaining quality.

Yes! The image is fully embedded inside the PDF — no external links, no dependencies. You can view, print, or share the PDF on any device and the image will display natively. Perfect for submitting documents to portals, printing photos, or archiving images.

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is Apple's default photo format since iOS 11. It uses HEVC compression to reduce file sizes by 40-50% compared to JPG while maintaining the same quality. This converter also works with .heif files. Need other formats? Try our HEIC to JPG or HEIC to PNG converters.

Convert multiple files at once — each becomes its own PDF. All processing happens in your browser with no uploads.

The file size limit adapts to your device’s memory — typically 50 MB or more on modern hardware. If the resulting PDF is too large for a form or portal, our PDF compressor can shrink it to a target size like 100KB or 300KB.

Yes — on three counts. Your HEIC files are never uploaded: decoding and PDF generation happen entirely in your browser. The image embedded in the PDF carries no EXIF metadata — GPS coordinates, camera model, and timestamps from the input don't survive conversion (measured on this converter's output). And once the page has loaded, it works offline.