Chrome extension

Find the PDFs on your website that need work

PDF Triage is a Chrome extension that lists the PDFs linked from a page or across a site's sitemap, then flags basic accessibility gaps so you know where to start.

Status: the extension has been submitted to the Chrome Web Store and is waiting for review. It is not available to install yet. Meanwhile, you can run the same checks on PDF files from your computer with our free PDF check, in your browser.

The PDF Triage extension after scanning a test website: 5 PDFs listed, 3 need work. A results table shows each PDF with its result, such as Needs work or Could not open, the issues found, such as No document title or No headings in first 2 pages, and its page count, with a Download CSV button. — PDF Triage after scanning a local test site with sample PDFs: which files need work, and why.

What it checks in each PDF

Whether the file is tagged
Whether it has a document title and a language set
Whether the first pages have selectable text, or may be scans
Whether the first pages have tagged content and headings

Results appear in a table you can download as a CSV file. Files are checked in your browser and are not uploaded to us.

What it does not do

This is a first-pass check, not an accessibility audit. It does not repair files, and it cannot judge reading order, alt text quality or contrast. A file with no flagged problems may still be inaccessible, and PDF Triage does not certify that any file or website meets a legal standard.

Pricing

Plan	Price	Includes
Free	$0	Up to 25 PDFs per scan, with CSV export
Unlimited	$29 one-time	No per-scan limit. Not on sale yet.

Support

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