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HEIC to PDF

Open a compatible HEIC image locally, choose the paper size and page direction, then download a new one-page PDF from this browser.

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Recognized HEIC/HEIF container · maximum 12 MB · one source image becomes one PDF page

The browser decodes the first available HEIC image to a new JPEG and embeds it in one real PDF page. The image fits inside 0.5-inch margins without stretching or cropping; source metadata, animation, and the original HEIC encoding are not copied.

Choose a HEIC image. It remains on this device while creating the PDF.

The decoder and PDF writer run in this browser. The source image, filename, and result are not uploaded or saved by this site.

A QUICK WALKTHROUGH

How to use this tool

  1. Choose one recognized HEIC or HEIF image up to 12 MB.
  2. Choose A4 or US Letter and let the page match the image orientation, or choose portrait or landscape.
  3. Create the PDF, check the decoded-image and page summary, then download it.

A real PDF, made locally

The decoder and PDF writer run after you choose Create PDF in this browser. The page creates a PDF document and embeds a newly decoded JPEG image; it does not rename the HEIC file or upload the image, filename, or result to Hello Keyboard Tools.

One image, one fitted page

Choose A4 (210 × 297 mm) or US Letter (8.5 × 11 in). Match image orientation makes wide photos landscape and tall photos portrait; Portrait and Landscape force the page direction. The image keeps its aspect ratio and fits inside 0.5-inch margins without stretching or cropping.

Explicit HEIC boundary

This version accepts one HEIC or HEIF container with a recognized HEIC-family brand, up to 12 MB. It deliberately rejects generic HEIF/MIAF and AVIF. If a source contains more than one image, only the first is used. The output is a new JPEG inside a PDF, so source EXIF, GPS, animation, alpha, and original HEIC encoding are not preserved.

GOOD TO KNOW

Common questions

Does this make a real PDF?

Yes. The download is a PDF document with one standard PDF page and a JPEG image object; it is not a HEIC file with a renamed extension.

Will the photo be cropped or stretched?

No. The decoded image keeps its aspect ratio and is scaled to fit inside the selected paper area. Blank space can remain when the photo and paper have different proportions.

Does the page upload my HEIC photo?

No. Container checks, HEIC decoding, JPEG creation, PDF writing, and downloading all run in the current browser.

Why did my HEIC image fail?

It may use an unsupported codec variant, exceed the declared limits after decoding, or need more browser memory than is available. Try a compatible export or a smaller original.