HEIC to PDF

Turn Apple photos into a PDF for a form, a printout, or an email. One still image fills one page. Several can be merged into a single file.

Drop HEIC photos here Click to choose · several Apple photos, then one PDF

How to turn Apple photos into a PDF

  1. Drop one or more HEIC files. For a Live Photo, use the still image. The paired video is not placed on a page. You can add more while a batch is running.
  2. Drag to put the pages in order. Choose the page direction and the margin. Camera data and location are removed unless you turn that off.
  3. Download one merged PDF, or one PDF per photo. The file is built on this device and is not uploaded.

When a PDF is what they asked for

  • An application or visa packet wants one PDF, not a set of HEIC files.
  • Several Apple photos can be merged for printing, or attached to an email.
  • A Live Photo contributes its still frame only. Drag the pages into order.

Common questions

Can I merge several Apple photos into one PDF?

Yes. Each HEIC still image becomes one page, and you can drag them into order. Merge when an application wants a single file. Switch to one PDF per photo when they need to stay separate.

Does a Live Photo include the video?

No. Only the still frame is used. The motion clip is a separate video and does not become a page. A tiny thumbnail inside the file is skipped, and the page says that only the still was kept.

How do page direction and margins work for print or email?

Each page is A4. Direction can follow the photo, or stay portrait or landscape. Margins are none, 10 mm, or 18 mm, which is enough for printing and binding. The PDF can go straight into an email or an application packet.

Is the photo uploaded? What about location?

It is not uploaded. Decoding stays on this device. Camera data and location are removed by default, so a submission does not carry where the photo was taken. Turn that off to write those details back into the page image when they can be found. Some newer HDR photos may fail or come out at ordinary brightness. Export a still from Photos and use that.