Create one PDF directly from HEIC photos
Select up to 10 HEIC or HEIF photos and arrange them with the move controls or drag the list. Each photo becomes one page in the displayed order. There is no need to download JPGs and select them again.
Choose A4 or Letter, orientation and margins from 0 to 50 mm. Auto orientation can mix landscape and portrait pages. Fit image size derives page dimensions from the image instead of using standard paper. Images fit proportionally without cropping.
Is the PDF searchable or lossless?
No. The primary still image is decoded and encoded as JPEG once for the PDF, at your chosen quality from 10 to 95. Transparent areas become white. The PDF has image-only pages, without OCR, selectable text or preserved HEIC metadata, HDR, depth or Live Photo video. Keep the originals.
What happens if one photo cannot be converted?
PDF creation stops and identifies the failing file rather than returning a document with missing pages. Remove or replace that input and run again. Cancellation stops processing; it does not produce a partial PDF. After downloading, check page count, order and readability.
What files and browsers can I use?
Use up to 10 HEIC/HEIF files, at most 10 MB each and 50 MB in total, with 40 million decoded pixels per photo. One MB is 1048576 bytes. Each HEIC decode has a 45-second timeout. Browser memory can impose lower practical limits.
Processing runs in your browser, but opening the website and loading the decoder require internet. Use JPG / PNG to PDF for those formats, or PDF Merge for existing documents. Renaming a file does not convert its format.