Every public document, readable by everyone.

Paridoc turns the PDFs on government websites into accessible HTML that works with screen readers, zoom and any device. The original stays exactly where it is.

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• Accessibility without the huge price tag

  Manual remediation costs $5 to $15 a page, and every new PDF adds to the bill. Paridoc converts documents automatically for a fraction of that, and for less than other automated services. See pricing.

• One script tag

  Add it to your site and document links open an accessible version. Nothing to upload or publish again. How it works.

• Built for WCAG 2.2 AA

  Headings, reading order, tables and images are rebuilt as real structure, then checked against WCAG 2.2 AA.

• No tracking of residents

  No tracking cookies, no visitor profiles, no record of who read what. If Paridoc is ever unavailable, every link still opens the original PDF. Privacy.

Why HTML? Federal policy tells agencies to prioritize HTML and use PDFs only when necessary, because HTML works better with screen readers, zoom and phones. Why HTML is more accessible than PDF.

Comparing options? Read how Paridoc compares with DocAccess, what PDF remediation actually costs, and what the ADA Title II deadline means for your PDFs.