Are my HEIC photos uploaded?

No. HEIC files are decoded in the browser and converted into a PDF locally.

Does this work with iPhone photos?

Yes. The tool is designed for HEIC and HEIF photos commonly exported from iPhone.

Is location data copied?

No. The converted PDF is built from image pixels, not the original HEIC metadata.

HEIC to PDF Converter

Convert iPhone HEIC and HEIF photos into PDF pages without sending photo files to a server.

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HEIC to PDF Converter details

HEIC files are decoded client-side and rebuilt as PDF pages. This is useful when a form, portal, or email workflow requires PDF instead of iPhone photo files.

File handling

Input: HEIC and HEIF photos, commonly exported from iPhone.
Output: A PDF made from browser-decoded photo pages.
Privacy: Processing runs in your browser for this live tool. PDFde does not upload the selected document contents to its servers.

Best for

iPhone photos that need to be sent as PDF
Converting HEIC receipts or IDs before merging
Removing original photo metadata from the PDF output

Know before using

Browser HEIC decoding can vary by device
Very large iPhone photo batches may be slow
Live Photo video data is not preserved