HEIC to PDF
Turn iPhone HEIC photos into a shareable PDF.
iPhones save photos as HEIC by default – great for storage, bad for sharing with people on Windows. Convert them straight into a PDF, with EXIF orientation preserved.
How it works
Four calm steps.
- 01
Drop your file
Drag your HEIC photos onto the upload card, or click to pick it from your device. You can also paste a link to a file hosted online.
- 02
Arrange and size
Reorder thumbnails, pick page size and margins. Photos rotate correctly based on their EXIF tag.
- 03
Preview before you commit
Check the outcome in the browser first. Reorder, remove, or re-run with different settings – nothing is final until you press download.
- 04
Download the result
Save the PDF to your device, share a temporary link, or send it straight to Google Drive or Dropbox. Files are wiped from our servers within one hour.
Why HEIC to PDF
Built to be the last heic to pdf tool you try.
Runs in the browser on any OS – no HEIC codecs to install.
HEIC is decoded once, embedded as high-quality JPEG inside the PDF, no double-compression artefacts.
Uploads travel over TLS, files are encrypted at rest, and every trace is deleted within 60 minutes. We do not read, index, or train on your documents.
The heavy lifting happens on our servers, so a Chromebook, an old laptop, or a phone all finish the job in about the same time.
FAQ
Questions people ask.
The still frame is exported. Motion data cannot live inside a PDF.
Yes – each burst photo becomes its own page in the order you drop them.
Yes. The free tier covers everyday use – you can convert several files per hour without an account. Pro unlocks larger uploads and batch jobs.
They live in an encrypted staging area for at most one hour, then they are permanently deleted. Nobody on our team can browse them.
No. Everything runs in your browser against our servers – Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android are all supported.
Yes. No Apple hardware required is free on the no-signup tier with no watermark added to your files. A paid plan only lifts batch and file-size limits for heavy users.
No. No Apple hardware required runs entirely in your browser - there is nothing to download and no account is required to get started.
Yes. Uploads travel over an encrypted connection, are processed in an isolated pipeline, and are permanently deleted from our servers within 60 minutes. We never read, index or train on your documents.
On the free tier No Apple hardware required accepts files up to 100 MB. Larger documents are supported on the paid plan, or you can split a big file first.
Yes - No Apple hardware required is fully responsive and works in Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
No Apple hardware required preserves fonts, images, tables and layout as faithfully as the PDF format allows, so the result looks like your source file.