Make PDF Accessible

Effortlessly Create PDF/UA Compliant Documents

What is an Accessible PDF?

An accessible PDF is a document designed to meet strict accessibility standards, ensuring seamless readability for users with disabilities, especially those relying on screen reader software. To achieve full PDF accessibility, the document must comply with key technical requirements such as proper heading structure, descriptive alt text for images, accessible hyperlinks, color contrast, readable fonts, navigable tables, and organized lists.

By adhering to these standards, your PDFs can meet PDF/UA and WCAG compliance, making them inclusive and user-friendly for all audiences.

What is PDF Remediation?

PDF remediation is the process of transforming PDFs into accessible documents that comply with global accessibility standards like PDF/UA and WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). By enhancing PDF accessibility, you ensure your content is inclusive and usable for everyone, including individuals with disabilities.

Why PDF Tagging is Essential

A critical step in PDF remediation is adding tags to your document. Tags create a structured, logical hierarchy within the PDF, making it easier for screen readers to interpret and navigate the content. With PDFix, you can effortlessly add tags using our intelligent auto-tag API, saving time while ensuring your PDFs meet accessibility requirements.

Achieve PDF/UA & WCAG Compliance

Meeting PDF/UA and WCAG compliance is not just a best practice – it’s often a legal requirement. PDFix, as a proud member of the PDF Association, provides advanced tools to help you create accessible PDFs that align with these standards. Whether you’re a business, educator, or government agency, our solutions simplify the process of making your documents accessible and compliant.


PDFix Products Range for Accessibility

PDFix Desktop

Explore The Best PDF Accessibility Remediation Tool

PDFix Desktop makes PDF accessibility effortless for everyone – whether you’re a pro or a beginner. Powered by cutting-edge recognition algorithms, PDFix transforms your PDFs into fully structured, accessible documents, saving you time and effort.

Watch our step-by-step video tutorial to see how PDFix Desktop simplifies the entire process.

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For Windows, Linux, and Mac.

PDFix SDK

The Ultimate Cross-Platform PDF Accessibility Solution

Empower your applications with the PDFix SDK, a robust, cross-platform toolkit designed to seamlessly integrate advanced PDF functionality and PDF accessibility compliance into your workflows.

Supporting popular programming languages like C++, .NET, Python, Java, and JavaScript, the PDFix SDK provides developers with the tools to programmatically enhance PDFs for accessibility, streamline workflows, and ensure compliance with standards. With comprehensive documentation, ready-to-use examples, and an intuitive setup, getting started is fast and hassle-free.

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In C++, Java, .Net Framework, .Net Core, Python, or Node.js.


For Windows, Linux and macOS

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Desktop Lite

PDFix Desktop Lite is a multiplatform PDF viewer with a built-in accessibility tool.

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Desktop Pro

PDFix Desktop is a complex solution for PDF Accessibility, PDF Conversion and Data Extraction designed for professionals and businesses of all sizes.

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SDK

PDFix SDK is a cross-platform solution to Automatically Extract Structured Data from any PDF.


Disclaimer: PDFix provides tools and technology to assist in making your documents accessible, but we do not guarantee 100% document accessibility. Achieving full compliance requires human checks and intervention. Please note that PDFix is a technology provider, not a service provider. The responsibility for document compliance rests with the user.