PDF Accessibility Checker
Check the structural basics screen readers rely on: tags, language, title, image alt text and form labels. Processed locally, nothing is uploaded.
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What this checks
- Tagging, whether the PDF has a structure tree a screen reader can follow at all. This is the single biggest gap a PDF can have.
- Document language, so a screen reader picks the right pronunciation.
- Document title, so a screen reader announces something meaningful instead of the filename.
- Image alt text, counting tagged images with and without alternative text (only checkable if the PDF is tagged).
- Form field descriptions, whether fillable fields have a tooltip a screen reader can read out.
What this doesn't check
This isn't a PDF/UA or WCAG compliance certifier. It doesn't check colour contrast, reading order, table headers, or run the AI-assisted checks a tool like PAC does. It's a quick, honest first pass, not a substitute for a proper audit before a legal or procurement submission.