Convert HEIC to PDF
Turn iPhone photos (HEIC) into a PDF – in browsers that can open HEIC.
- Stays on your device
- No limits
- No watermark
- No account
How can I check that nothing is uploaded?
Your files are processed in this browser tab. This page has no function that sends files to a server, and its security rules (Content Security Policy) forbid connections to other servers.
Check it yourself: load this page, then switch on flight mode or disconnect Wi-Fi and run the tool. It still works – because everything happens on your device.
Good to know
How it works – step by step
Choose HEIC photos
Pick the photos. The preview shows right away whether your browser can open HEIC.
Set up the page
Choose A4, Letter or “Image size” and a margin. Portrait photos are rotated correctly.
Create the PDF
Tap “Create PDF” and share it right away or download it.
Why FaLe?
Honest
We don’t ship our own HEIC decoder. If your browser can’t read HEIC, the file says so right away – with a tip on how to get your PDF anyway.
Many photos, one file
All photos go into one PDF in the order you choose – handy for receipts, paperwork or photo series.
No upload
Your photos stay on your device.
| FaLe Tools | Typical online tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Where are files processed? | In your browser, on your device | Usually on the provider’s server – the file is uploaded |
| Account needed? | No | Often for larger files or more runs |
| Limits | No artificial limits | Often daily limits or size caps in the free version |
| Watermark | Never | With some providers in the free version |
| Works offline | Yes, after the first visit | No |
| Ads and tracking | None | Often banner ads and analytics services |
Frequently asked questions
Which browsers does this work in?
In browsers that can open HEIC themselves – mainly Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Many other browsers can’t read HEIC. You’ll see this right after choosing.
My browser can’t open HEIC – what now?
Open the page in Safari, share the photo from the Photos app “as JPG”, or on the iPhone set Settings → Camera → Formats to “Most Compatible”. “JPG to PDF” accepts JPGs in any browser.
Why is HEIC so common?
The iPhone saves photos as HEIC by default because the files are smaller than JPG at the same quality. Many programs and forms can’t handle it, though – a PDF they can.
How large will the PDF be?
The photos are stored as high-quality JPG, so the PDF is usually larger than the HEIC files. “Continue with: Compress PDF” makes it smaller.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The PDF is created in your browser on your device.
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