Accessible PDFs, Done Right

Turn your PDF into a document everyone can read — including people who rely on assistive technology.

How It Works

1

Upload

Upload your PDF — including scanned documents. If we detect a scan with no selectable text, we offer to recover it with OCR first, with your go-ahead.

2

AI Makes It Smart

Our AI reads the document to understand its structure: what's a heading, what's a list, what's a table, what images need to be described.

3

Get a Validation Report

The output is run through an industry-standard accessibility validator before it's returned to you. You'll see exactly how it scores and where manual review may still be needed.

The same PDF page before and after tagging: on the left, an untagged document a screen reader cannot interpret; on the right, the tagged version with headings, reading order, and alt text.
Left: an untagged PDF a screen reader can’t interpret. Right: the same page, tagged and structured.

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Every Output Includes

  • Correct reading ordercontent flows the way it should
  • Semantic structureheadings, lists, tables, and links properly tagged so assistive technology understands them
  • Alternate textimportant images, figures, and graphics described in context with the page
  • Validation reportrun through VeraPDF against the PDF/UA-1 profile so you can see exactly how it scores
  • Downloadable coverage reportyour document checked against every condition of the PDF/UA standard — what was addressed, what needs your review, and the evidence for each — as its own PDF

Who It's For

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Government agencies
Section 508 and state-level mandates
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Universities & schools
Course materials and public communications
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Publishers & media
Reports, books, and newsletters
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Any mission-driven org
Making information available to everyone