Convert iPhone photos (HEIC) to PDF
Turn HEIC photos from your iPhone into a single PDF with A4 pages, margins and automatic orientation.
If a form requires PDF but your evidence is in the Photos app, start with Images to PDF. It accepts HEIC/HEIF as well as JPG, PNG and WebP. Photos stay in your browser during conversion and are not uploaded to a server.
Step by step
- Open Images to PDF and choose your photos. If they are missing from the picker, save them to Files first and select them from that location.
- Review the previews and file names, then use dragging or the move buttons to arrange them. Each image becomes one page, so remove duplicate shots.
- For document submission, select A4 and narrow or normal margins. Choose Original to follow the image dimensions, or Letter if that paper size is required.
- Convert, check the page count and file size, and download the PDF. Open it to check orientation and whether small text is readable.
Tips and things to check
- Photo orientation metadata is applied automatically. A4 and Letter use portrait or landscape according to the image proportions. Use Organize pages afterward if a page still needs rotating.
- JPG data is embedded without re-encoding. HEIC and other formats require conversion, so the same preservation claim does not apply to them.
- The first HEIC conversion may download a decoder. If a large photo batch runs out of memory, try fewer images at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Does it straighten a photographed document?
There is no automatic document edge detection or perspective correction. Crop the photo beforehand if you need to remove its surroundings.
Will choosing A4 crop my photo?
The image fits inside the margins with its proportions preserved. Different image and paper proportions can leave unused space.