Make a PDF accessible

Get any file to the size you need. Privately.

1 Open this page and add the file. Make a PDF accessible starts in the browser you already have open.2 Run the tool. If this version cannot do the job honestly, it says so instead of inventing a result.3 Download the file that was built on this device. Closing the tab drops the bytes.

About this tool

Make a PDF accessible reports title, language, a structure tree if one exists, the marked flag, figures, contrast, and bookmarks on long files. Pass means the marker is present. Fix available means you can type a title and a language. Needs a human means this version will not invent headings, lists, table headers, or alt text. No layout model is bundled, so reading order is not rewritten. The report is free. The page says automatic fixes are limited and points you to a screen reader and to external checkers. It does not claim PDF/UA compliance.

Make a PDF accessible stays on this device. The download is the copy you keep, and Weesize does not store a second one. Close the tab when you are finished and the bytes are gone.

  • No upload: the report reads the file structure in this tab and does not send it to a validator.
  • Speed: the file does not travel to a server and back, so the wait is only the work itself.
  • Quality: the original is kept when the new file would be worse or is not actually smaller.
FAQ
Does “Make a PDF accessible” upload my file?

Make a PDF accessible reads the file in this tab. There is no upload step and no account.

What will “Make a PDF accessible” actually change?

You get pass, fix, or needs a human for each item. Tags are not fabricated. Title text is whatever you type.

When is “Make a PDF accessible” the wrong job?

Do not file this report as a legal conformance claim. Test with a screen reader.

How do I check the result of “Make a PDF accessible”?

Look for Needs a human on figures and contrast. Those lines are intentional, not a crash.

Can I run “Make a PDF accessible” with Wi-Fi off?

Load this page, then turn Wi-Fi off and run Make a PDF accessible again. A finished result is the proof that the file was not sent anywhere.

Last updated 2026-09-27.