Keep pages with your images
Create HEIC copies of selected pages for an image library or an application that accepts HEIC.
Turn PDF pages into HEIC images. Choose your pages, rotate, and download.
Use the page controls to inspect your document.
Open HEIC files with a compatible image viewer. Extract the ZIP first if you converted multiple pages.
Upload one PDF from your device.
Browse the page thumbnails, choose your page range, and rotate pages if needed.
Choose Start. Save one HEIC image or a ZIP containing your selected pages.
PDF to HEIC renders each selected PDF page as a still image. Browse the page sidebar, choose all pages or a range, and set the rotation. Download one HEIC file for a single page or a ZIP for several pages.
Create HEIC copies of selected pages for an image library or an application that accepts HEIC.
Convert a cover, chart or selected report pages without exporting the entire document.
Prepare page images for a HEIC-compatible viewer or workflow. Check the receiving app before sharing.
Browse every page in the sidebar and export all pages or a range.
Leave the page range empty to convert all pages, or enter ranges such as 1-3, 5. The active preview page helps you inspect the document; clicking a thumbnail does not change which pages are exported.
The tool renders complete pages. To recover the pictures embedded inside a PDF instead, use Extract Images from PDF.
Choose 0°, 90°, 180° or 270° and inspect the updated layout.
Rotation is added to the stored page orientation and applies to the pages included in your range. The active page preview updates when you choose an angle. Reset restores the default settings.
Pages are rendered in color at a fixed 200 dpi.
The converter uses high-quality HEIC encoding with full color detail sampling. It is still compressed raster output, not a lossless copy of the PDF. Fine text and edges may look slightly different.
White fills transparent page areas. Text, photographs, diagrams and Arabic lettering are rendered together as pixels. The preview shows layout before HEIC compression; open the downloaded image to inspect its final appearance.
Get a single HEIC for one page or numbered files for several.
Multiple-page output uses a ZIP containing names such as page-001.heic and page-005.heic, matching the source page numbers. Extract the archive before opening its images.
Back returns to your loaded PDF and settings. Start over clears them. The original PDF is not modified.
Open one PDF up to 50 MB and 750 pages. Additional output, memory and processing limits can apply to complex documents.
Rendered pages are limited to 25 million pixels and 10,000 pixels per edge at 200 dpi. Large-format pages may exceed these limits even in a small PDF.
Page browsing runs on your device. Your PDF is uploaded for conversion when you choose Start.
Know what to expect before you start.
Temporary server processingUpload a PDF, choose all pages or a page range, set an optional rotation, then select Start. Download the HEIC image or the ZIP of page images.
Yes. Enter that page number in the page range. A single selected page downloads directly as .heic; several selected pages download together in a ZIP.
Pages are rendered at 200 dpi with high-quality HEIC compression. HEIC remains a raster format: fine detail can differ from the PDF, and images do not retain selectable text or vector objects.
Yes. Existing page content is rendered as an image, including correctly displayed Arabic text and scanned pages. The tool does not perform OCR, translate text, or repair broken font encoding.
Not all browsers and image viewers support HEIC. Open it with a compatible viewer, or use PDF to JPG or PDF to PNG for broader compatibility. Extract multi-page ZIP output first.
Use one PDF up to 50 MB and 750 pages. Rendered pages are limited to 25 million pixels and 10,000 pixels per edge at 200 dpi. Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first.
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