Free HEIC to PDF Converter

Yes, converting is free with no limit on how many times you use it, and no account is needed.

Yes, select or drag in multiple photos and they are added to the same PDF in the order you chose them, one photo per page — useful for turning a batch of pictures into one document, similar to a scanned file.

Windows usually needs the HEIF Image Extensions from the Microsoft Store just to open a HEIC file. This tool decodes the photo in the browser itself, so it works on Windows without installing any extension or codec.

A Mac can already open a HEIC photo in Preview and export or print it as a PDF one file at a time. This tool is mainly useful when you want to convert several photos into a single PDF at once instead of doing it one by one.

They convert the same way in principle, but this tool processes the photo in your browser instead of uploading it to a server, and there is no account, watermark or daily limit.

You need internet once to load this page. After that, the conversion itself happens locally in your browser and your photos are never sent anywhere.

The photo is converted at high quality and each page is sized to match that photo's orientation, so portrait photos get a portrait page and landscape photos get a landscape page.

That usually means the file is corrupted or is not really a HEIC/HEIF photo despite its file name. It is skipped and the rest of your photos still convert normally.