Overview
Adobe Acrobat includes accessibility features that can help students and employees access PDF documents and create documents that are more accessible.
Some of the accessibility features include:
- Read Out Loud – Reads PDF content aloud.
- Accessibility Checker – Identifies accessibility issues in PDF documents.
- Auto-Tagging – Helps add structural tags to PDF documents.
- Reading Order – Helps define the order in which content is read by assistive technologies.
- Screen Reader Support – Supports access to PDF content using screen readers.
- Accessible PDF Creation – Provides tools for creating and improving accessible PDF documents.
Available To
Adobe Acrobat accessibility features are available to Fleming College students and employees who have access to Adobe Acrobat.
Getting Started
- Open a PDF in Adobe Acrobat.
- Go to all tools and look for prepare for Accessibility.
- Select the accessibility feature you need.
- Use the available tools to check, read, or modify the PDF.
- Follow the tutorials and related resources for additional guidance.
Tutorials & Related Resources
Adobe Acrobat Accessibility Guide
How to Use Read Out Loud in Adobe Acrobat
How to Run the Accessibility Checker