About HEIC to PDF
HEIC to PDF skips a step. iPhones save photos as HEIC, and many Windows PCs, upload forms and older apps can't open them, so a photo of a receipt, a signed page or an ID card easily gets stuck. Add the HEIC or HEIF files as they are and they go straight into one PDF, a page per photo.
Photos are turned the right way up using the orientation the iPhone saved, then centred and scaled to fit the page. Choose A4, Letter, A3, A5, Legal or Same as image, set Orientation to Auto, portrait or landscape, and pick a margin. Drag the photos into order or sort them by name. Tick One PDF per file for a separate PDF per photo.
How to use HEIC to PDF
- 1Add your HEIC photos
Choose or drop .heic or .heif files. A free task takes up to 20 photos, a VIP task up to 50.
- 2Arrange them
Drag the thumbnails into the order you want, or use Sort by name.
- 3Choose page options
Set the page size, orientation and margin, or tick One PDF per file to keep the photos apart.
- 4Click HEIC to PDF
The photos are placed on PDF pages on our server. Download the PDF or the ZIP.
Why use Cubfile for this
- No JPG step needed
HEIC and HEIF photos are read directly, so you don't have to convert them first.
- Always the right way up
The orientation stored by the iPhone is applied, so portrait shots don't lie on their side.
- Page size and margins
A4, Letter, A3, A5, Legal or the size of the photo, with no margin, a small one or a large one.
- One PDF or one per photo
Combine everything, or get a separate PDF for each photo in one ZIP.