Convert HEIC to PDF Online
Turn iPhone HEIC/HEIF photos into a single, properly ordered PDF — free, unlimited, and processed entirely on your device.
Drop HEIC/HEIF photos to convert
HEIC and HEIF photos from your iPhone or AirDrop. Add as many as you need, then drag to reorder.
Why convert HEIC to PDF with PDFBell
PDFBell's heic to pdf tool takes the HEIC and HEIF photos an iPhone saves by default and turns them into a single, properly ordered PDF. Every iPhone running iOS 11 or later captures photos in this format to save storage space, but most Windows PCs, older printers, and plenty of desktop apps still can't open a HEIC file directly — this tool closes that gap without installing anything.
It's built for the exact moment a batch of iPhone photos lands somewhere that expects a PDF: AirDropped vacation shots, a folder of receipts photographed for an expense report, or a set of whiteboard snapshots shared after a meeting. Select every HEIC in one go, drag them into the right order, and they come out the other side as one PDF instead of a dozen separate image files.
Decoding HEIC in a browser isn't trivial — no major browser can render the format natively, so this tool loads a small HEIC decoder (built on the open-source libheif project) only once you actually pick a HEIC file, keeping the page fast for every other visitor. That decoding, along with the PDF assembly, happens entirely on your device: your iPhone photos are never uploaded to a server.
Choose 'Original size' to keep each photo at its captured dimensions, or center every image on a standard A4 or Letter page with a margin for printing. There's no limit on how many HEIC photos you can queue, no daily cap, and no watermark added to the finished PDF — convert one photo or a full album, as often as you like.
How to convert HEIC to PDF
- Step 1
Add your HEIC photos
Drag and drop one or more .heic/.heif files onto the upload area, or click Browse files to select them from your iPhone backup or AirDrop folder.
- Step 2
Let the HEIC decoder load
The first HEIC you add downloads a small decoder in the background; every photo after that decodes locally in your browser.
- Step 3
Set the order and layout
Drag a photo up or down to change its position, then pick Original size, A4, or Letter with a margin.
- Step 4
Convert and download
Click Convert to PDF. When the ding! plays, download the finished file, or click Start over to build another one.
Common ways to use it
Turn AirDropped iPhone photos into a PDF
Combine a batch of HEIC photos shared over AirDrop into one PDF instead of sending separate image files.
Submit an expense report from receipt photos
Photograph paper receipts on your iPhone and combine the HEIC shots into a single PDF for expense software.
Share whiteboard or meeting-note photos
Convert iPhone photos of a whiteboard or handwritten notes into one shareable PDF.
Send photos to a printer or app that rejects HEIC
Produce a PDF from HEIC photos for tools and printers that only accept JPEG, PNG, or PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Is this HEIC to PDF converter free?
Yes — converting HEIC or HEIF photos to PDF is completely free, with no sign-up and no limit on how often you use it.
What's the difference between HEIC and HEIF?
HEIC is Apple's specific file extension for photos stored in the HEIF (High Efficiency Image Format) container — this tool accepts both .heic and .heif files the same way.
Are my iPhone photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Every HEIC photo is decoded and combined into a PDF locally in your browser — nothing you convert here ever reaches our servers.
Can I convert more than one HEIC photo at once?
Yes. Queue as many HEIC or HEIF photos as you need, drag to reorder them, and they're combined into one PDF in that order.