For Freelancers
Convert iPhone HEIC Photos to a PDF
iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC by default, and most upload forms, e-signing tools, and government portals only accept PDF or JPG. If you have photographed a contract, a receipt, or an ID and need to send it as a document, converting the HEIC images into one PDF is the step in between.
This tool detects HEIC and HEIF files and converts them in your browser before building the PDF, so you do not need to change your iPhone camera settings or install anything. Add the photos in the order the pages should appear, then set page size, orientation, and margins — for a document you usually want each photo to fill an A4 or Letter page rather than sit in the middle of one.
A photo of a page is still an image, so the resulting PDF has no selectable or searchable text. If you need the text — to copy a clause, or because the recipient will search the document — run the finished PDF through PDF OCR afterward, or if the file is only needed to prove content rather than to be read digitally, the image-based PDF is fine as is.
How to handle this workflow
Launch the Image to PDF and load your document. No account creation or software installation is required.
Select your preferred settings. Core processing runs on your device, keeping your documents confidential and private.
Inspect the output to confirm page quality and formatting, then save your updated PDF directly to your device.
Do I need to change my iPhone settings to convert HEIC to PDF?
No. The converter detects HEIC and HEIF files and converts them in your browser automatically, then assembles the pages into one PDF. You can leave your iPhone camera set to High Efficiency (HEIC) and still upload the photos directly.