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Troubleshooting

Looking for general questions about accuracy, formats, and automation? See the FAQ.

How accurate is the conversion? Most documents convert cleanly to WCAG 2.1 AA HTML. You can review the result, edit the HTML directly, and re-check it before you publish — so you always ship something you’ve verified.

Is the output really WCAG compliant? Every conversion is analyzed and repaired against WCAG 2.1 AA, and you get a downloadable conformance report as proof. A file that reaches 100% carries a WCAG AA badge.

Does it work with scanned PDFs? Scanned (image-only) PDFs have no real text, so they score low until text is recovered. The converter extracts text where it can; for purely scanned images, results depend on scan quality.

Does it handle complex equations and layouts? Yes — math is rendered as MathML, and multi-column layouts, sidebars, and footnotes are reconstructed into a logical reading order.

What can I convert? PDF, DOCX, PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, and TIFF.

Is there a size or batch limit? Up to 10 MB per file and 50 files per batch.

What about password-protected PDFs? Remove the password before uploading — the converter can’t open protected files.

Can I convert a batch at once? Yes: use folder upload or select multiple files, and connect an S3 bucket to auto-convert at volume.

What formats can I download? Accessible HTML, a tagged Accessible PDF (when available), the conformance report, and your original file.

How do I use the HTML in my LMS or website? Either share the hosted link, or download the HTML and upload it into your LMS/CMS. Linking keeps it up to date if you re-convert.

Does it handle right-to-left languages? Yes — reading order and direction are preserved in the tagged output.

Where are my documents stored? Do you train AI on them? Your files and outputs are stored to your account; we do not train models on your documents. You can also store outputs in your own S3-compatible bucket.

Can students or others see my uploads? No — files are private to your account and only reachable through the share links you create.

Is there a free trial? Yes — your first 10 pages are free.

How much does it cost? The standard rate is $1/page, with lower per-page pricing on higher-volume plans. A credit is charged per page when a conversion completes; see Account & billing for refunds and plans.