How to Turn iPhone Photos into a PDF
Getting HEIC photos into a single PDF for a form, application, or email attachment that won't take loose images.
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A form, job application, or official email attachment will often ask for a PDF specifically, not a photo. An iPhone photo is HEIC by default, so you end up needing two things at once: a format conversion, and several photos combined into one document instead of sent as separate files.
Combine the photos into one PDF directly
- Open HEIC to PDF and drop in your photos.
- Put them in the order you want using the up/down arrows next to each file - each photo becomes its own page, in that order.
- Convert, and download a single PDF with every photo inside it.
If you only need one photo as a JPG
Not every situation needs a PDF - if somewhere just wants an ordinary image file, HEIC to JPG converts the format without bundling anything into a document.
Already have JPGs or PNGs to add in?
You can mix formats - JPG to PDF accepts JPG and PNG the same way HEIC to PDF accepts HEIC, and both produce the same kind of multi-page result if you need to combine photos already in a different format.
Common questions
Will the photos be resized to fit a page? No. Each page is sized to match its own photo exactly, so nothing is cropped or stretched to a standard paper size.
Does this lose quality? Not in any way you'd notice for normal use - the photo is decoded once and placed on its own page at full size.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere? No, the whole conversion runs entirely in your browser.