Accessibility

Designed to be usable without a mouse.

We aim for a clear, responsive interface that works with keyboard navigation and common assistive technologies.

What we include

• A visible keyboard focus indicator and a skip link to the page content.
• Semantic headings, labelled navigation, and descriptive controls.
• Responsive layouts that do not require horizontal scrolling at typical mobile widths.
• Status and error messages intended to be announced by assistive technology.

Known limitations

The converter runs inside a separate application frame and format support can vary by browser. We continue to test common keyboard and screen-reader flows as the converter develops.

Need help?

Tell us about any barrier through the contact page, including the browser and assistive technology you use if you are comfortable sharing it.