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- Reading your documentOpening every page and pulling out text, images, tables and form fields.
- Cross-checking extractionReading it a second time, independently, and comparing. This is the slowest step — and the reason we can show you proof instead of a promise.
- Tagging structure for accessibilityWriting the tags a screen reader needs: headings, reading order, table headers, image descriptions.
- Running independent validationHanding the file to veraPDF — an outside validator we don't control — to check against ISO 14289-1.
- Preparing your reportCollecting every change into a list you can check, line by line.
Progress
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Your document is ready
document.pdf passed independent PDF/UA validation. The full report is below.
This one didn't pass
We tagged what we could, but document.pdf still fails independent PDF/UA validation. We're showing you the validator's raw result rather than a score of our own.
veraPDF — PDF/UA-1 validation
The tagged file we produced is still available to download below.
That isn't a PDF
We can only work with .pdf files right now. Drop a PDF and we'll get started.
What we fixed
Every change, itemised — not "your document is now accessible", but exactly what changed, so you can check it.
veraPDF — PDF/UA-1 validation
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How it works
Three steps. The last one is yours.
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Any document — reports, forms, statements, scans. No software to learn, no operator time, just a one-click email sign-in the first time.
We fix it, then check our own work
Structure, tags, tables, alt text and reading order are rebuilt — then a second pass cross-checks the extraction before anything is validated. Anything too complex is flagged, not hidden.
You hold the proof
The fixed file, an itemised list of every change, and the raw validator report — checkable with the same free tool professional auditors use.
Why now
The deadline era has already started.
Document accessibility stopped being optional. Enforcement is live on two continents — and inaccessible PDFs are among the most common findings.
Federal digital-accessibility lawsuits filed in the US in 2025 — over 5,000 including state courts.
The European Accessibility Act became enforceable, with penalties up to €900,000 by country.
ADA Title II deadline for larger US public entities to meet WCAG 2.1 AA — smaller entities follow in 2027.
Sources: Seyfarth Shaw & UsableNet litigation tracking; Directive (EU) 2019/882; US DOJ Title II final rule (2024).
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We're proving this before we price it.
The honest answer: this market has been burned by big promises. So before we charge anything, we're letting the output speak — real documents, real validator reports, judged by professional accessibility remediators. When pricing arrives it will be transparent per-page rates, and early users will have earned preferential terms.
Questions
The things people ask before uploading.
WCAG covers digital content broadly. PDF/UA (ISO 14289-1) is the standard written specifically for PDF files — how tags, reading order and alternative text must be structured. A document that meets PDF/UA will generally satisfy the PDF-related requirements of WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508 and the European Accessibility Act.
Every file comes back with the raw output of veraPDF — an independent, open-source validator we don't control and can't influence. Download veraPDF free and re-check the same file yourself in under a minute.
We never publish a compliance score of our own. A vendor grading its own homework isn't evidence.
Working reliably now: text-heavy documents — reports, policies, statements, guides — and table-heavy documents.
Still in development: scanned or image-only PDFs, and complex interactive forms. These may fail validation. We'd rather tell you before you upload than after.
Most documents finish in two to five minutes. That includes a second cross-checking pass over the extraction and an independent validation run. Manual remediation of the same file usually takes hours or days.
It's processed, then deleted. Never stored long term, never used to train anything, and never read by a human unless you explicitly ask for manual review.
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