filename.heic
Queued—
Add your HEIC files
Drop your HEIC photos here
or pick them from your device — each photo becomes one PDF page, in order
Supports .heic and .heif from iPhone, iPad and modern Android cameras
Nothing queued yet. Added photos will appear here in page order, ready to assemble into a PDF.
Why photograph-to-PDF is worth the extra step
A PDF holds page order, prints predictably and arrives as one attachment instead of nine that a recipient has to reassemble. For anything that behaves like paperwork — receipts for an expense claim, a signed contract, ID for a rental application — it is the format the other side is expecting.
Photos are placed in the order they appear in the list above, scaled to fit the page with a small margin. Orientation from the original HEIC is respected, so a portrait photo does not arrive on its side.
Assembly happens in the browser using jsPDF, which means the document is built from the same locally decoded pixels as everything else on this site. No file, and no page of whatever is in it, is transmitted anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put several HEIC photos into one PDF?
Yes — that is the default. Every photo in the queue becomes one page, in the order shown, and pressing Download PDF produces a single document. Remove a photo with the × button to drop that page, and add more at any time before assembling.
Is the PDF searchable?
No. Each page holds a photograph, not recognised text, so a PDF reader will not find words inside it. Adding OCR would mean shipping a second, much larger WebAssembly engine, and it is not part of this tool. If you need searchable output, run the finished PDF through an OCR step afterwards.
Does the PDF have a watermark or a page limit?
Neither. There is no server metering usage and no paid tier to upsell, so the document you download is exactly the pages you added. Very large batches are limited only by your device's memory, since the whole document is assembled in the tab.