Check a PDF for common structural accessibility signals directly in your browser without claiming legal or standards compliance.
PDF bytes and inspection results stay in browser memory. Attachments, links, actions, and external destinations are never opened, executed, or fetched.
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Why this tool is different
Tagged PDF structure can describe headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, figures, and reading relationships. This checker reports only parser-exposed signals such as MarkInfo, page structure trees, language, title, searchable text, form tooltips, and bookmarks.
Requirements and recommendations
How to review accessibility signals
Choose one PDF within browser safety limits.
Read Present, Review, Unknown, and Information findings together with their limitations.
Use a dedicated accessibility tool and assistive technology for full manual validation.
How OpenFileTools processes it
Local processing, explicit choices.
PDF.js inspects MarkInfo, metadata, outlines, standard form evidence, searchable text, and per-page structure trees sequentially in one managed session. Unknown signals remain unknown instead of being scored as passes.
Frequently asked
Questions, answered.
Does a tagged PDF automatically pass?
No. Tag presence does not prove correct roles, reading order, alternative text, or semantic quality.
Is this an ADA or PDF/UA checker?
No. It reports supported structural evidence and is not a legal or standards-compliance certification.
What should I do with image-only pages?
Apply and verify OCR in a trusted tool, then manually review text accuracy, structure, and reading order.