Conversions for every need and disability context
No automated tool replaces expert review or full regulatory compliance (WCAG, EN 301 549). You can still convert files (PDF, office docs, plain text, and more) into formats that are easier to read and work better with assistive tech — for example a single HTML page with larger type, stronger contrast, and navigation landmarks — and tune images, audio, and video for people with visual or hearing disabilities.
Document → readable HTML
Produces a standalone page with larger text, optional high contrast, skip link and header hints matching the chosen language, right-to-left layout for Arabic, and safer markup (scripts stripped, missing image alt filled as empty decorative) — from PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, plain text, Markdown, EPUB, HTML, or CSV.
Open accessible HTML toolDocuments & searchable text
Turn PDFs into plain text for copy-paste and assistive tech, or run OCR when the file is a scan or phone photo of a page.
Privacy & lighter media
Review hidden metadata before sharing files, and trim heavy images so pages load faster — especially on mobile or slow connections.
Vision, contrast, reading
For low vision or eye strain: favour high-contrast outputs, avoid tiny details in images, and use readable HTML for long text.
- Invert colours (image)
- Grayscale (image)
- നിറസൂക്ഷ്മത അനുകരണവും ശക്തീകരണവും (ചിത്രം)
- Readable accessible HTML (document)
Vision — conversions we’re adding towards
- Scanned PDF / image PDF → text + HTML (OCR + heading / list detection): a baseline that assistive tech can navigate.
- PDF → single-column / text-first layout (simplified typography): lowers cognitive load and layout traps.
- Text in images → OCR to TXT, DOCX, HTML: foundation for further accessible formats.
- (Advanced) Simulate colour vision or strengthen separability with the dedicated image tool — pair with invert/grayscale filters for safer chart/UI palettes.
Hearing & clear audio
Loudness normalisation (EBU R128), mono audio, or burned-in subtitles for video.
- Loudness normalise (audio / podcast)
- Mono audio
- Burn subtitles into video
- Audio transcription (TXT, SRT, WebVTT)
- Video transcription (TXT, SRT, WebVTT)
- Voice cleanup — clearer speech (audio)
Hearing — conversions we’re adding towards
- Noise reduction + clearer speech, in line with loudness normalisation.
- Peak / loudness limiting for hyperacusis-sensitive listening (careful gain staging): complementing mono and loudnorm.
Motor precision & cognitive load
Fewer steps: save presets in the uploader, use QR to transfer without long typing, and batch files when possible.
In the uploader
Before you publish or share
- Put essential information in real text, not only inside images or scans.
- Check contrast on diagrams and UI mockups (invert, grayscale, colour-blind preview).
- For speech-heavy video, add subtitles or a transcript when you can.
Guides & best practices
Articles on compression, formats, subtitles, and publishing — a good complement to these tools.
Open the guides hubTransparency
Results depend on source files. Automated conversion may change layout. For regulatory audits, involve a specialist.