Automatically convert every PDF on your site to a WCAG-accessible HTML version, served on your own domain. The only WordPress plugin that does this. Also available as a one-line script tag for any other site.
It's simpler to create HTML from a document than it is to try to make a PDF accessible for all users.
Three simple steps to make your PDFs accessible.
Install the free WordPress plugin, or paste a one-line script tag into any other site. Takes less than a minute either way.
Create a Savoy account and paste your API key. One field, done.
Savoy detects PDFs on your pages and creates accessible HTML versions automatically.
Built for teams that need PDF accessibility without the enterprise price tag.
The plugin scans your pages and identifies every linked PDF. No manual tagging required.
Scanned documents and image-based PDFs are processed with AI-powered optical character recognition.
Output follows WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines with proper heading hierarchy, semantic markup, and screen reader support.
Every converted document is automatically checked with axe-core, the accessibility testing engine used in Chrome DevTools. See a Pass, Warning, or Needs Review status for each one.
Every accessible document includes real reading controls: adjustable text size and a true high-contrast mode, applied to the document's own semantic markup and remembered per visitor.
Visitors can ask questions about any document using an optional AI chat sidebar built into the accessible view. Toggle on or off any time.
Compatible with all WordPress themes. The accessible views inherit your site styling automatically.
Install, paste your API key, and you are done. No templates to edit, no shortcodes to learn.
Converted documents are real WordPress posts you can open and edit in Gutenberg, not a locked file you are stuck with.
Traditional PDF remediation services (often charging tens of thousands per year) try to make each PDF accessible by manually tagging its internal structure, page by page. That approach is slow, fragile, and expensive. Every time a PDF gets updated, the tagging has to be redone.
The UK government's own guidance says it plainly: "It's simpler to create HTML from a document than it is to try to make a PDF accessible for all users." Savoy Accessible takes that simpler path, automatically. We generate a clean, accessible HTML version of every PDF on your site, keeping your original files intact and your visitors covered.
Pick whichever matches your site. Same service, same accessibility output, same price.
For WordPress sites. The richest experience, with everything served on your own domain.
For Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, custom builds, or anything non-WordPress. One line of code.
Same account, same plan limits across both. Sign up once; get your script tag in your dashboard or install the plugin on WordPress.
Pick the plan that fits your document volume. Start with a free trial.
One plan covers all your sites on the same account. A document counts as 1 conversion for every 30 pages (a 120-page doc consumes 4 conversions). Once converted, documents are accessible forever. Limits apply to new conversions only. Need more in a given month? Buy a one-time pack of 50 extra conversions for $39, any time, right from your dashboard.
Enterprise-grade accessibility at a fraction of the cost.
Everything you need to know about Savoy Accessible.
No. Install the plugin on WordPress (one click), or paste a one-line script tag on any other site. Then paste your Savoy API key. That is it.
All PDFs, including scanned documents. Our AI-powered OCR extracts text from images and scans automatically.
Every document is automatically audited with axe-core, the industry-standard accessibility testing engine (the same one used in Chrome DevTools), immediately after conversion. You will see a Pass, Warning, or Needs Review status for each document rather than just a compliance claim.
Yes. Every accessible document includes real reading controls: a text-size stepper and a true high-contrast mode, not a color filter laid on top. They apply to the document's own semantic markup and are remembered per visitor.
Yes. Each converted document is a real WordPress post you can open and edit in Gutenberg, like any other page on your site, not a locked file you are stuck with.
Yes. The UK government's official guidance on publishing accessible documents says exactly this: turn PDFs into HTML for viewing, and if you need to keep the PDF, publish an accessible version alongside it. Savoy Accessible does both automatically. Read the guidance.
Yes. Each accessible document includes an optional AI chat sidebar so visitors can ask questions about the content. You can turn it off in the plugin settings if you'd rather not offer chat.
Documents you've already converted stay on your site, fully accessible. New PDFs will not be converted, and the AI chat sidebar on existing documents will pause until you resubscribe. Your accessible HTML pages keep working either way.
WordPress plugin or one-line script tag for any site. Start converting PDFs to accessible HTML today.