HEIC to PDF
Convert the primary still image in a HEIC or HEIF file into a PDF with explicit paper size, page orientation and margins.
Accepted files: .heic,.heif. Choose one file. Up to 20 MiB in total.
Runs locally without uploads. One HEIC or HEIF file up to 20 MiB and 40 megapixels; neither side may exceed 16,000 pixels. Converts only the primary still image to an orientation-corrected 8-bit RGB PNG, then embeds it in a PDF without cropping or stretching. Original pages use 96 pixels per inch; margins add space. The intermediate PNG must fit within 20 MiB. Original metadata, HDR, depth data and additional images are not retained. Transparency is preserved; PDF viewers usually display it on white. This is not archival color or HDR preservation. Maximum output: 100 MiB; processing stops after 90 seconds. Up to 1,000,000 characters. Review the settings before running.
Your result
How to use HEIC to PDF
- Choose one HEIC or HEIF file.
- Select Original, A4 or Letter paper, page orientation and margins.
- Review the image dimensions and download the PDF. Check its orientation and color before sharing.
Keep the original for archival use
This creates an 8-bit copy of the primary still. It does not preserve source metadata, HDR, depth data or additional images.
Choose page geometry explicitly
Original uses 96 pixels per inch. Auto follows the image aspect ratio; Portrait and Landscape control the page rather than rotating the image. Images fit without cropping or stretching. Margins are measured in millimeters.