Convert HEIF to PDF
Convert one or more HEIF photos to PDF. Choose the page size, orientation, margins, and image sharpness, then create one combined document or separate PDFs.
Drop your HEIF files here
Up to 50MB per file.
Conversion Settings
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How to Convert
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Upload your HEIF files
Drag and drop or select HEIF files from your device. You can upload multiple files at once.
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Choose PDF layout
Choose an image-sized, A4, or Letter page, set the orientation and margins, then choose one combined PDF or separate PDFs.
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Download PDF files
Download one combined PDF, individual PDFs, or a ZIP of separate PDFs.
Why convert HEIF to PDF?
PDF makes iPhone HEIC photos easier to print, submit as documents, email as one attachment, or share with software that does not display HEIC.
Use a page matching each photo or choose A4 or Letter with your preferred orientation and margins. Several HEIC photos can become one ordered PDF or separate documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert HEIF to PDF?
Add your HEIF file, choose the available conversion settings, start the conversion, and download the completed PDF file.
Can I combine multiple HEIF photos into one PDF?
Yes. Add the photos in the order you want them to appear and choose One PDF. Each photo becomes one page. Choose Separate PDFs when you want individual documents in a ZIP.
Which image is used if a HEIF file contains more than one?
The primary photo is used, which is the image normally shown by the iPhone Photos app. Other auxiliary images and depth data are not added as extra PDF pages.
Which PDF page size should I choose?
Choose Fit image for a page that follows the photo's dimensions. Choose A4 or Letter for printing and document systems that expect a standard paper size.
Can I choose portrait or landscape pages?
Yes. A4 and Letter pages can use automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation. Automatic follows the shape of each photo.
Can I add margins around each HEIF photo?
Yes. Choose no margin, a small margin, or a large margin. Each photo is centred and fitted to the page without changing its proportions.