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Convert HEIC photos on iPhone into an ordered PDF when the recipient requests a document. Import the photos directly into ScanLens, arrange the pages, and export. You do not need to prepare separate JPG copies first.
Check the requested format first. A PDF lets a compatible PDF reader display the photos as document pages. If the recipient needs individual JPEG images, choose a JPEG photo export instead. Converting to PDF does not bypass upload size or page limits. For a mixed photo library, see Photo to PDF.
A document PDF contains still page images. Do not use it as the only archive of Live Photo motion, depth information, HDR appearance, or all original metadata. Keep the HEIC source if those properties matter. ScanLens converts locally; cloud backup, automatic uploads, or sharing can separately transfer files.
No. Camera format settings affect new photos. See Apple’s HEIF format guide.
No. PDF export can resize or recompress the image. Compare fine details and colors with the original, especially after reducing quality to meet an upload limit.
The output uses different image encoding and page settings. HEIC input does not guarantee a smaller PDF. Check the saved size, then lower export quality or compress the PDF and inspect the result.
Free to download. Import HEIC photos directly, arrange the pages, and export a PDF.