Accessibility

Standards we follow

• WCAG 2.1 Level AA target — colour contrast, keyboard operability, semantic structure
• ARIA Authoring Practices for the command palette, dialogs, and dropdown menus (built on Radix UI primitives, which encode the patterns)
• HTML Living Standard for landmarks, headings, and form labels
• Section 508 compatibility for the most common patterns — the architecture aligns even though we're not formally certified

Known gaps

Honesty: these are the rough edges we're aware of. Listed publicly rather than buried because that's how accessibility work actually improves.

• Some PDF tools render thumbnails with limited alt text — useful for sighted users, less so for screen readers. We're improving this.
• Drag-and-drop reordering inside the PDF Organize and Merge tools doesn't yet have keyboard equivalents. There's a fallback file-list view planned.
• OCR's progress indicator uses live-region announcements that may be too verbose on some screen-reader configurations.
• On very small viewports (< 360px wide), some category pills wrap awkwardly. The layout still works but isn't visually polished.

Reporting an issue

If you hit something that blocks you, please write directly. The more context you can share — the tool URL, your browser, your assistive tech, and what you expected to happen — the faster we can fix it.

We aim to respond to accessibility reports within 2 business days and ship fixes within 2 weeks of confirming the issue.