Keep related photos together
Turn photos of receipts, handwritten notes, a class project or a collection of reference images into a single document. You can mix HEIC photos from an iPhone with JPG screenshots or PNG images in the same PDF.
IPHONE PHOTOS → ONE DOCUMENT
Your iPhone photos. One tidy PDF.
Combine HEIC, JPG, PNG and WebP photos in the order you choose. Preview the finished document before saving or sharing it. No image uploads, no account, no watermark.
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YOUR PHOTO WORKSPACE
Make one PDF from your photos
Up to 32 photos / 150 MB per document. Photos are prepared at up to 2,400 pixels on the longest side. Transparency becomes white; PDFs contain images, without searchable text.
A LITTLE LESS FILE JUGGLING
From your camera roll to a document you can send
Choose the order before exporting
Add photos from your file picker or drop them onto the page. The arrows move each photo earlier or later in the document. The on-page preview shows the final page order, so check it before sending a copy.
Match the document to its destination
Use one photo per page for notes and receipts. A4 and US Letter provide familiar paper sizes. Landscape pages give wide photos more room. The complete photo stays visible with white margins instead of being stretched or cropped.
Balance detail and file size
Compact renders pages at 120 pixels per inch with stronger JPEG compression. Print uses 200 pixels per inch and higher JPEG quality. Small source images will not gain detail. For documents with fine handwriting, preview at full size and choose Print if needed.
GOOD TO KNOW
HEIC to PDF questions
Paper sizes, photo quality and your files.
Can I combine several HEIC photos into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 32 photos, arrange their order and choose One per page. A PDF can also mix HEIC, HEIF, JPG, PNG and WebP images. There is a 75 MB limit per file and a 150 MB total limit per document.
Do I need to convert HEIC to JPG first?
No. This tool prepares HEIC photos automatically using the same local decoder as the HEIC converter. Some HEIC variants may not decode in every browser. If a file fails, it is marked in the list and the other photos can still be used.
Can I read the result without downloading it?
Yes. Every PDF page has an on-page preview, and Open PDF opens the result in a new tab where your browser supports PDF viewing. That link belongs to this browser session; it is not a hosted link you can send to another person. Save or use Share PDF to send a copy.
Will the PDF contain selectable or searchable text?
No. The pages contain rendered images. This tool does not perform OCR, flatten curled pages or correct perspective. Text photographed in a receipt or notebook remains part of the photo.
Are my photos uploaded or stored?
Photo preparation and PDF generation happen in your browser. Your photos are not uploaded for processing or kept in an account. Closing or refreshing the page clears the workspace. If you choose Share PDF, your device shares a copy through the app you select.