HEIC to PDF iPhone scans

Most “HEIC to PDF” tools just wrap the photo in a PDF as-is, crooked desk and all. ScanReviver treats it as a document: it reads the HEIC directly, crops to the page, corrects the perspective and cleans up the lighting, then exports a tidy PDF, JPG or PNG.

• Reads HEIC/HEIF straight from an iPhone, no conversion step
• Crops the page and cuts away the background
• Straightens a photo shot at an angle
• Exports PDF, JPG or PNG, single or multi-page

1. Open the full scanner and drop in your iPhone HEIC photos (up to 250 MB each, up to 30 pages).
2. Drag the corners onto each page and pick a cleanup mode.
3. Open PDF options if you want A4 or US Letter.
4. Press Download PDF, or Download JPG/PNG for a single image.

That's how to change HEIC to PDF end to end, whether it's one shot or a whole batch from your camera roll: every HEIC image goes in as it is.

Other converters swap the format too. A CloudConvert HEIC to PDF job or a Smallpdf HEIC to PDF page turns the file into a PDF, and so do the PDFgear HEIC to PDF converter, a Canva HEIC to PDF export and Adobe's own page.

None of them touch the photo underneath, though. ScanReviver also crops, straightens and cleans the page before the PDF export, so a crooked photo of a document comes out looking like a scan.

There is no separate step to convert the HEIC file first: the upload box takes .heic directly and reads it natively, so turning a HEIC file to PDF needs no JPG copy in between. It is a HEIC converter to PDF that also cleans the page, the same as any image to PDF tool plus the cleanup, and a HEIC to PDF converter free of sign-up walls, for up to 10 documents a day with no watermark. Like any decent PDF converter free of charge, it needs no extra software: the conversion runs on our server, and an online converter like this works the same on a laptop, a Mac or Windows, where HEIC files often won't even open without a conversion first. It is a free converter like the other PDF tools on this site; each online convert is deleted after 45 minutes, and every free convert gets the same cleanup.

Several iPhone shots at once? Add the photos together before downloading and they come out as one multi-page file, so it doubles as a PDF combiner for photos: combine them in the upload box with no extra merging tool, and each PDF page keeps the order you added them in. The results are ordinary PDF files you can open anywhere. In Spanish this is called HEIC a PDF.

One format this doesn't take: comic archive files like CBR or CBZ. Those aren't image formats a browser can read directly, so converting one to PDF isn't something this page, or anything else on this site, does.

Pick the cleanup that fits the page: Colour Document keeps colours (letterheads, coloured fields, highlighter) while flattening the lighting; Clean Document pushes the background toward white for a scanned-in look, the best all-round choice for printed text; and Black & White gives crisp, small, high-contrast pages for text you plan to print or archive.

If you would rather keep an image, the same upload downloads as a clean JPG or PNG. To search the text afterwards, add an OCR layer, see make a searchable PDF, and for several pages at once, scan to PDF.

ScanReviver improves readability; it does not use generative AI and never rewrites text, changes numbers, edits dates or recreates signatures or stamps. Very dark shadows, text hidden under a finger, glossy glare and severe blur can still look imperfect, so always check the result before you rely on it.

Pick a cleanup mode, then press Download PDF: one upload and one download, for one photo or many. The upload box reads the format directly, so the file never needs renaming or resaving, and you don't need e-mail or cloud storage in between. Nothing here recompresses the photo beyond the export itself. To make several photos line up as one document, add every photo before downloading.

Because HEIC is the format iPhones save by default, this works as an iPhone to PDF converter: upload in Safari and our server handles the conversion, with no app. Add several photos to the same upload and they combine into one file, up to 10 at once in the box above or 30 in the full scanner. Turning a folder of iPhone photos to PDF pages keeps them in the order you dropped them in, so a set of receipts stays in date order.