The self-serve PDF accessibility tool
Upload your PDF. We’ll find accessibility issues, automatically fix what we safely can, verify the result, and clearly show you anything that still needs attention.
The OnlinePDFs process
Every fix comes with proof.
A simple, guided process that finds accessibility issues, fixes what we can automatically, and shows you exactly what’s changed — and what still needs your input.
We run automated accessibility checks and translate every finding into plain language.
One click applies the automatic fixes — only the ones we can make safely.
We re-scan, confirm what changed, and pixel-compare every page so nothing else did.
Visual proof
We improve your PDF’s accessibility without changing how it looks. Same layout. Same branding. Now it works for more people.
Before-and-after comparison of an example brochure PDF. Before: flagged as not accessible. After: remediated — the same design, with document structure, language, title and metadata added. The full list of changes follows in the “What changed” card.
Drag the green edge to compare before and after
Radical honesty
Most issues can be fixed automatically, but some need your knowledge or a quick human check. We’re transparent, specific, and we guide you through every remaining item.
We found 2 items we can’t safely fix automatically. Here’s what they are and why they matter. Example from a guided review:
One image needs a short, meaningful description (alt text) so everyone can understand it.
The PDF doesn’t specify a language. We’ll help you set it (e.g., English).
Simple, transparent pricing
Get an automatically remediated, verified PDF for a single, flat fee. No subscription. No surprises.
Pay Per Document
$7
Your first fix is free · up to 50 pages · $0.25/page beyond
Fix My PDF Now$29/mo
20 documents per month
$79/mo
75 documents per month
$199/mo
250 documents per month
A small investment for a more inclusive and professional PDF.
Standards & compliance
OnlinePDFs helps identify and remediate PDF accessibility issues associated with widely used accessibility standards.
A global standard for digital accessibility.
The accessibility standard for PDF documents.
A U.S. requirement for accessible digital content.
The European Accessibility Act for inclusive access across the EU.
See what can be improved, what we can fix automatically, and exactly what (if anything) needs your input.
PDF accessibility flow