Merge HEIC images into one PDF

Forms, assignments, and expense reports are usually submitted as one PDF — not a dozen separate images. The converter combines every selected HEIC file into a single multi-page document, one image per page, in exactly the order you see on screen.

How to merge your images

1. Open the converter and click Select HEIC images. Select all the photos you want to combine (up to 30 at once).
2. Wait for the thumbnails. Anything that can’t be read is clearly marked so you can remove or replace it before converting.
3. Arrange the order. Drag cards on a desktop, or use the move up / move down buttons anywhere — including phones. The first card becomes page 1.
4. Need a specific layout? Open PDF settings to pick A4 or US Letter, orientation (each page can rotate to match its photo), margins, and the file name.
5. Click Convert to PDF, then Download PDF. The result is one file containing every image in your chosen order.

Ordering tips

• Number photos mentally before selecting them — selection order becomes list order.
• A mistake is cheap to fix: reordering after upload changes the pages, and you can convert as many times as you like.
• Check the success panel: it shows the page count, so you immediately see if an image went missing.
• If one file fails, the converter identifies it instead of silently dropping it. Remove it, then convert the rest.

Why a merged PDF instead of separate files?

Most submission portals accept one attachment, email clients compress many images inconsistently, and printed documents need stable page order. A single PDF also preserves your arrangement on any device — recipients don’t need your file names to understand the sequence.