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iPhone HEIC photos to PDF

iPhones save photos as HEIC, which many portals refuse. Add them here and get one PDF, decoded on your device.

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Drop HEIC photos anywhere on this page

HEIC is decoded on your device (natively in Safari, otherwise with a self-hosted decoder). Nothing is uploaded.

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How this runs

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How HEIC is decoded

Safari can read HEIC itself, so on an iPhone or Mac the photo is decoded by the browser. Other browsers use a self-hosted decoder (heic2any, MIT-licensed) that is loaded only when you add a HEIC file. Each photo is converted to a high-quality JPEG and placed on a page.

Portals that reject HEIC usually accept PDF or JPEG; if the PDF is too large, compress it to the portal’s number.

Steps

  1. Add HEIC (or JPG) photos.
  2. Reorder them.
  3. Pick a page size.
  4. Save and download.

Limits, stated plainly

  • Live Photos and HEIC sequences use the first frame only.
  • Decoding large HEIC files in non-Safari browsers is slow on older phones.
Already have Preview or Edge? On iPhone, Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible makes the camera save JPEG instead of HEIC for future photos.

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