Put iPhone and iPad photos into a PDF that anyone can open, print or attach - need plain pictures? Try HEIC to JPG.
PDF too big for email? Shrink it with Compress PDF.
iPhones and iPads save every photo as HEIC by default.
A PDF opens the same on every computer, phone and printer - and keeps many photos together in one file.
Just want a quick look first? Open it in the HEIC Viewer.
| Option | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Fit image | Each page is the size of its photo | Sharing, portfolios |
| A4 | 210 x 297 mm page | Printing in Europe |
| Letter | 8.5 x 11 in page | Printing in the US |
Test files are in the HEIC sample files.
Drop your HEIC photos into the box, check the settings and press Convert to PDF.
With One PDF on, all photos become pages of one PDF.
No. Your browser decodes the HEIC and writes the PDF on your device, so private photos stay private.
Windows needs the HEIF and the paid HEVC extensions from the Microsoft Store, and many websites and programs do not read HEIC at all. Converting to PDF fixes that.
Yes - that is the default. The pages follow the order of the files in the list. Turn One PDF off to get a PDF per photo.
Bursts and collections show every picture under the preview. The first one is ticked; tick any others and each becomes its own page.
Yes. Open this page in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, pick the photos from your gallery and save the PDF to your phone - nothing is uploaded.
