Convert to JPG
Free HEIC & image converter

Yes. Choose PDF, then Combine into one PDF. Each photo becomes one page, in the order shown. Choose Fit each photo for a page matching its aspect ratio, or A4 or US Letter for printing. One PDF per photo saves separate documents into your chosen folder. Without a file-size limit, PDF image encoding is lossless for the rendered 8-bit pixels; files can be large. Choose a limit from 1 to 10 MB to compress a PDF for upload forms. This may reduce quality and dimensions. The finished document must be below the selected limit before it is offered for saving. Desktop Chrome and Edge can write a combined PDF directly to your folder without keeping the whole output in memory. Other browsers pause when the document approaches 256 MB. Stopping creates a partial PDF from completed pages; converting again rebuilds it from the selected photos. This creates image pages, not searchable text or editable vectors.

Original dimensions are kept unless you choose a smaller size. JPG uses lossy compression, including at 100%. Existing JPGs at 100% and original size are copied unchanged when no cropping is needed. PNG, TIFF and PDFs without a file-size limit preserve the rendered pixels without further lossy compression. Setting a JPG or PDF file-size limit may lower quality and dimensions to fit. RAW to TIFF uses a 16-bit render with optional cropping; RAW to PNG/JPG/PDF and other decoded formats use 8-bit output. Rendering changes RAW data and may not reproduce Apple Photos’ ProRAW brightness or HDR processing. Keep the original DNG for its full editing latitude. Color profiles, EXIF metadata and HDR information may not carry over to converted files. These exports are not archival replacements for originals.

On desktop Chrome or Edge, choose a download folder, approve the browser’s folder access prompt, then convert. A new subfolder is created, and each photo is written as it finishes. Simple names such as Photo_1.jpg are the default. Optional scanning suggests broad subject names, and category folders organize separate outputs. Scan & organize lets you review suggestions before converting. Exact duplicate files are skipped when duplicate checking is on; similar images are flagged for your review. A combined PDF is named photos.pdf. Existing files are not overwritten. Use Show all photos or Show fewer to expand or collapse the attachment list. Files are processed one at a time to control memory use. Keep this tab open and your device awake. On phones, tap Save photos after conversion to open the share sheet where supported. On iPhone, choose Save Images for Photos or Save to Files. If batch sharing is unavailable, save files individually. Browsers without file sharing use downloads; conversion pauses when unsaved results reach 256 MB so you can download and remove completed photos before continuing. Maximum input size: 200 MB per photo. RAWs above 120 megapixels and images above 100 megapixels are rejected.

Every converter page accepts a mix of HEIC and HEIF, PNG, GIF, TIFF, JPEG and supported camera RAW files, including the JPG to PDF page. Select photos from your library or image files stored on your device. iPhone ProRAW uses DNG; you can add those photos here too. Camera and compression support varies. Animated GIFs and multi-image HEIC or TIFF files use their first image. Choose PDF as an output to make image documents. For PDF input, use Resize JPG to render each page as an image. SVG input and metadata controls are not currently available. Centered crop presets are available on every converter page.