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HEIC to PDF Converter
Turn iPhone HEIC and HEIF photos into a single PDF — runs in your browser, files stay on your device.
- 100% local
- No signup
- Works offline once loaded
ToolHEIC → PDF
Local · in-browser
Drop HEIC photos, or pick from device
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How it works
HEIC in
Add iPhone photos. HEIC, HEIF, plus JPG and PNG fallbacks.
Browser decodes
Conversion runs locally via libheif. Files never leave your device.
One PDF out
Each photo becomes one page, in upload order. Watermark-free.
Need branded delivery?
Once the PDF is ready, host it on your own domain via custom-domain file sharing.
About this tool.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos into a single PDF that any portal, form, or email accepts.
Add HEIC or HEIF photos from your iPhone and export them as a single PDF in seconds. Each photo becomes one page in the order you uploaded. Conversion runs entirely in the browser, so the files never leave your device — useful when you're sending client paperwork, receipts, or ID scans where the recipient only accepts PDF.
- Runs entirely in your browser
- No file size or watermark limits
- Free — no signup required
Built for the 30-second job.
No signup. No upload. Just the result.
Ready in seconds
Fast — no queues, no ads.
No progress bars stuck at 99%, no rate limits, no 'please wait' screens. Drop, click, done.
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Branded delivery, when needed.
When the free tool isn't enough, deliver from files.your-agency.com — password and view analytics included.
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Frequently asked
Since iOS 11, iPhones default to HEIC because it stores the same image quality at roughly half the file size of JPG. The downside is that many websites, client portals, and government forms still only accept JPG or PDF — which is why you may need to convert before uploading.
Yes. Add as many HEIC or HEIF files as you need and the tool combines them into one PDF, with each photo as its own page in the order you uploaded them.
No. The HEIC decoder and PDF builder both run in your browser. Photos never leave your device — useful when the files are receipts, IDs, or anything you'd rather not upload to a third-party converter.
Yes. HEIC is a specific subset of HEIF; the tool handles both. You can also mix in regular JPG and PNG images in the same conversion if you need a single PDF from a mixed set.
No. The output is a clean, watermark-free PDF you can send to clients, attach to forms, or upload to a portal directly.
Conversion happens locally in your browser, so speed depends on your device. Most modern phones and laptops handle 10–20 photos comfortably; larger batches may take a minute. If you need to send the resulting PDF to a client, sign up for a free BulkShare account to host it on your own custom domain.
You zipped it. Now deliver it.
Stop chasing 'did you get it?' replies.
Send from your domain, see the open in real time, close the project before they confirm. The handoff stops being the bottleneck.
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