Creating Accessible PDFs
These features allow you to create more accessible PDFs that are compatible with other applications such as screen readers or other assistive devices.
- PDF/UA Validation - check the document against PDF/UA (PDF User Accessibility) standards
- PDF Document Tags- Create / Edit document tags
- Auto Tag PDF - Automatically adds UA tags to PDF document
- Check if a Document is Tagged - How to see if a document is marked as tagged and/or contains tags
- Tags Explorer Panel - View the tag tree structure of the document
- Create Document Tag - Create a new document level tag
- Create Content Tags - Create tags from existing document content
- Edit Tags - Edit existing tags in the document
- Set Alternative Text - Set alternative text for figures, shapes or other languages
- Standard PDF Tag Types - A list of standard tag types defined by the PDF specifications
- Auto Tag PDF - Automatically adds UA tags to PDF document
- Bookmark Creation / Editing - create / edit bookmarks to help users navigate the document
- OCR PDF - add text to the document that is searchable and able to be read by screen readers
- Set Field Tab Order - designate what field comes next when the user is tabbing through the document to make it easier to complete
- Form Field Tooltips - set descriptions on fields with additional information on completing the forms
- General Document Properties - set properties such as title, author and keywords for screen readers
- Document Initial View - set how the documet will be initially displayed when opened
- Advanced Document Properties - set reading options such as binding and language for user accessibility needs
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