Try Out
Download the free demo versions of our software and try it out for yourself. Without activation, all programmes run in demo mode. You have access to all functions, but the resulting PDF files have watermarks and random colour translations of individual characters.
axesWord
axesWord is a high-quality add-in for Microsoft Word that creates accessible PDFs according to PDF/UA and WCAG in just a few clicks.
Newest beta version 25.2
We recommend that you use our latest beta version, which contains several improvements and bug fixes.
Current version
25.1
System requirements
Release notes
If you have installed a beta version of axesWord 25.1: Please uninstall it before installing the current release version.
axesSlide
Want to export your PowerPoint slides to accessible PDFs with just a few clicks? You can with axesSlide! This add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint creates PDF documents that comply with the PDF/UA and WCAG standards.
Newest beta version 2.0
axesSlide 2.0 is a greatly improved version with important new features. It includes a new panel for assigning roles and defining the reading order. Our team would love for you to try axesSlide 2.0 and share your feedback with us.
You can find the release notes here.
Current version
axesPDF
axesPDF is your time-saving tool for checking and correcting PDF documents with regard to accessibility (PDF/UA and WCAG). Problems are easy to identify and most can be fixed in a few clicks.
Newest beta version 2.2.2
We recommend that you use our latest beta version, which contains several improvements and bug fixes.
Current Version
Please note
Without activation, all programmes run in demo mode. You have access to all functions, but the resulting PDF files have watermarks and random colour translations of individual characters.
axesCheck
Check the accessibility of your PDF files to PDF/UA and WCAG with our free web app.
System requirements
Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux, whether you want to check a PDF for accessibility on your laptop or smartphone, all you need to do is open axesCheck in a browser and you're good to go.
