Convert to PDF

HEIC to PDF

Coming soon Convert iPhone HEIC photos into PDF pages.

HEIC support requires a HEIC decoder on the server. The route stays hidden until the decoder is installed and a real photo has been converted.

This tool is not enabled yet.

We publish a route only after a real file has passed through it on this server. Until then, no upload form is shown and this page is excluded from search results.

How it will work

01

Upload your file

Choose a file from your device. The server checks that its content matches the extension before the job is queued.

02

Start the conversion

Select the output format and submit the job. Processing runs in a private background worker with a time limit.

03

Download the result

When the job finishes, download the file from the temporary link. The result expires after 1 hour(s).

Limits and expectations

Live Photos, depth data, and HDR metadata are not preserved in the PDF.

The maximum upload is 25 MB per file. Only one file is accepted per conversion request. Results are deleted after 1 hour(s), and the source file is removed as soon as processing finishes.

This page is available for reference, but the tool itself is not connected to an upload form yet. The formats page lists the routes that are truly enabled right now.

Frequently asked questions

When will this tool be available?

It appears as Soon because it has not passed a real conversion test on this server yet. We do not show an upload form before that test succeeds.

Can I still convert this file today?

Check the enabled routes on the formats page. If your input and output pair is not listed there, it is not available yet.

Is the service free?

Yes. There is no account, subscription, or paid conversion API. The service is limited by server capacity and the queue limit.

How long are files kept?

Source files are removed after processing. Results are available for 1 hour(s) and then deleted automatically.

What is the maximum file size?

The current upload limit is 25 MB per file.

Are my files private?

Files are stored in private application storage and processed in a private working directory. They are not sent to a third-party conversion API.

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