Convert HEIC, HEIF, and other image files into a PDF in your browser. Upload multiple images, reorder them, rotate pages, choose page size and fit mode, then download the finished PDF.
Last updated: May 2026 | By Patchworkr Team
HEIC, HEIF, JPG, PNG supported
HEIC stands for High Efficiency Image Container. Apple introduced HEIC to store photos using less space while preserving image quality.
Although HEIC is efficient, it is not supported by every device or website, so converting HEIC files to PDF can make them easier to share and archive.
iPhones often save photos as HEIC files to reduce storage space while maintaining image quality. Converting HEIC images to PDF makes them easier to share, print, email, and upload to websites that do not support HEIC files.
You can upload one or more iPhone photos, choose how they are arranged, and export them as a single PDF document.
A PDF is easier to share than a folder of loose photos. It keeps your images together, preserves order, and gives you a document that opens reliably on most devices.
Converting HEIC images to PDF can help you:
Upload multiple HEIC, JPG, PNG, or other image files and combine them into a single PDF document. Drag images to reorder pages before exporting the final PDF.
Use the upload list to reorder images, rotate pages, or remove anything you do not want in the final document before you export the PDF.
Choose a page size such as A4, Letter, Legal, or A5, then set the orientation to portrait, landscape, or auto.
Fit mode controls how each image is placed on the page. Fit preserves aspect ratio, Fill crops to cover the page, and Stretch fills the page completely.
Quality and margins give you extra control over file size and layout spacing.
Upload files here to load your images.
Drag to reorder pages, use the rotation buttons to fix orientation, and remove any unwanted images.
Select the page size, orientation, fit mode, quality, and margins.
Click Export PDF to generate and download your PDF document instantly.
HEIC to PDF conversion turns iPhone and iPad photos and other images into a PDF document that is easier to share and open.
Yes. Upload as many images as you want, then reorder them and create one combined PDF.
Yes. The tool supports HEIC and HEIF files, along with other common image formats.
Yes. iPhones often save photos as HEIC files, and you can upload one or more HEIC images to combine them into a PDF document for sharing, printing, or archiving.
Fit preserves aspect ratio with space around it. Fill crops to page size. Stretch fills the page completely.
Yes. Use the rotation buttons for each image before exporting the PDF.
Yes. The images are processed locally in your browser before the PDF is downloaded.
Yes. The PDF follows the order shown in your image list, so you can arrange pages before export.
HEIC, HEIF, JPG, PNG, WebP, and most browser-supported image formats are accepted.