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Supports .heic and .heif images from iPhone & iPad
Supports HEIC, HEIF • Convert up to 50 images at once • No file size limit
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HEIC to PDF
Merge photos into one document.
How to Convert HEIC to PDF
Upload your HEIC photos
Drop them in or click to browse. You can add multiple files at once.
Convert
Click Convert Images — each HEIC becomes a PDF page. Preview any file before downloading.
Download
Save individual PDFs, or click "Download All as 1 Combined PDF" to merge everything into one document.
No sign-up, no watermarks, and no files are uploaded to any server.
Merge Multiple HEIC Files Into One PDF
The most popular use case is combining multiple photos into a single document — receipts, scanned documents, event photos, or anything you need to submit as one file. Upload all your HEIC photos, convert, then click "Download All as 1 Combined PDF". Each photo becomes one page at full resolution, with no watermark.
Multi-page
PDF output
Full res
no downscale
No limit
pages / files
Convert HEIC to PDF on iPhone & Windows
iPhone
Open heic.space in Safari → tap Select HEIC Images → pick photos from your library. The browser converts on-device so you can AirDrop or share the PDF directly.
Windows
Open in Chrome or Edge. Drag HEIC files from File Explorer onto the converter. No HEIC codec installation needed.
Mac
Works in Safari or Chrome. Ideal when you need a merged PDF instead of individual images from your Photos library.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I merge multiple HEIC photos into one PDF?
Yes. Convert all your HEIC files, then click "Download All as 1 Combined PDF" to get a single multi-page PDF document.
Is there a watermark on the PDF?
No. heic.space produces clean PDFs with no watermarks or branding.
Are my photos uploaded when converting to PDF?
No. Everything runs in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly. Your photos never leave your device.
What quality is the PDF?
The PDF uses the original image data at the quality level you set (default 80%). Increase it to 100% for maximum quality output.