Drag and drop or click to upload a .heic or .heif file from your iPhone, iPad, or iCloud. Nothing is sent to any server.
HEIC to PDF Converter
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to PDF instantly in your browser. No app install, no signup, no watermark.
How to Convert HEIC to PDF Online
The tool first converts the HEIC to JPEG, then wraps it in a PDF page sized to match the image — portrait or landscape automatically. No settings to configure.
Click Download PDF to save the file. The PDF is ready to share by email, attach to a form, or print from any device.
Why convert HEIC to PDF
PDF is the most universally accepted document format. Many government forms, application portals, HR systems, and email platforms require documents in PDF rather than image files. If you took a photo with your iPhone — a receipt, a signed document, a certificate, or a photo ID — it is saved as HEIC by default. Most platforms will reject a .heic file. Converting to PDF makes the photo instantly compatible everywhere, and the PDF can be opened, printed, and signed on any device without any special app.
How the conversion works
The tool runs in two steps entirely in your browser. First, heic2any (a WebAssembly library) converts the HEIC photo to a high-quality JPEG. Then jsPDF creates a PDF document with a page sized to match the image dimensions exactly — the photo fills the full page with no white borders. Everything runs client-side; your photo is never uploaded to any server.
PDF page size and orientation
The PDF page dimensions are calculated from the pixel dimensions of your photo. A portrait photo produces a portrait page; a landscape photo produces a landscape page. The image fills the entire page with no padding or white space, which makes it look clean when printed or viewed digitally.
Common use cases
Document submission — scan a paper document with your iPhone camera and convert the HEIC to PDF for form uploads. Receipts and invoices — photo receipts converted to PDF are easier to email and archive. Photo sharing — PDF is universally openable, unlike HEIC which requires special software on non-Apple devices. Printing — PDF prints more reliably than image files across different printers and operating systems.