Don't Host the PDF. Publish It as a Real WordPress Page.
Convert PDF content directly into WordPress content: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and images rebuilt as native Gutenberg blocks, or clean HTML for the Classic editor. The document stays available for download. The content becomes readable by screen readers, searchable by citizens, and indexable by Google.
Remediating a PDF Makes It Compliant. Converting It Makes It Usable.
The average government website hosts 200–5,000 PDF documents. Tagging them is the floor, not the ceiling. A tagged PDF is still a download that opens outside your site, ignores your mobile layout, and never appears in a resident's search results. Content that matters to the public belongs on a page.
Residents search your site for "leaf collection schedule" and get nothing, because the answer is on page 14 of a PDF.
A fixed-width letter page forces pinch-and-zoom on the device most citizens actually use to reach you.
A changed fee means re-opening the source file, re-exporting, re-tagging, re-uploading. Most agencies just don't.
Under DOJ ADA Title II, every untagged document on your servers is exposure. And the archive grows every year.
See Exactly What You'll Get, Before You Publish
The PDF on the left. The WordPress content it becomes on the right. Every detected region is labeled, and every block is yours to accept, merge or discard before anything is created.
Interface shown for illustration. Detected regions and block mapping depend on the source document.
Every PDF Element Has a Native Home
Nothing is dropped into a raw HTML block. Structure becomes structure, in whichever editor your team already uses.
| In the PDF | Gutenberg block | Classic editor |
|---|---|---|
| Document title | core/heading (h1) | <h1> |
| Section heading | core/heading (h2–h4) | <h2> … <h4> |
| Body paragraph | core/paragraph | <p> |
| Bulleted / numbered list | core/list | <ul> / <ol> |
| Table with header row | core/table | <table> + <th scope> |
| Image, chart or logo | core/image + alt | <img alt=""> |
| Pull quote / callout box | core/quote | <blockquote> |
| Multi-column page | core/columns | stacked <div> |
| The original file | core/file | <a href="…pdf"> |
Five Steps. No Copy-Paste, No Retyping.
Choose any file already in your Media Library, drop in a new one, or point at a URL. Bulk-select a whole folder.
Text, tables and images are pulled out with reading order intact. Scanned pages run through OCR first.
Each region becomes a Gutenberg block or Classic HTML element. Heading levels are inferred from the document's own hierarchy.
Approve, merge or delete blocks. Anything the engine isn't sure about gets flagged, not guessed. Alt text first.
Creates a draft page or post with your template, a clean URL, and the original PDF attached as a download.
One Conversion Fixes Four Problems at Once
Real headings, list and table semantics, and enforced alt text: the things a screen reader actually needs.
The content enters your site search and search-engine indexes as a page, with its own title and URL.
Text reflows to any screen and can be machine-translated. Neither is possible inside a fixed PDF.
Next year's fee change is an inline edit by the department that owns it, not a new export cycle.
What Converts Cleanly, and What Needs a Human
Automatic conversion handles the majority of a typical government document. The rest is flagged for review rather than silently mangled, because a wrong table header is worse than no table at all.
Included in the WPPersona CMS. Available as a plugin for everyone else.
On WPPersona, PDF to WordPress Page sits alongside PDF Accessibility. Every scanned document offers a one-click "convert to page" path from the compliance dashboard. Running WordPress elsewhere? The standalone plugin brings the same converter to any WordPress 6.0+ site, no migration required.
Questions agencies ask first
No. The file stays in your Media Library and is attached to the new page as a download, so records requirements and existing citations still hold.
You can create a redirect from the document URL to the new page during conversion, or leave both live.
Yes. Choose Classic output and the converter writes semantic HTML into the editor: no blocks, no shortcodes, nothing to migrate later.
Bulk conversion creates one draft per document. Drafts wait for a human to approve flagged items before anything publishes.
A converted page is validated against WCAG 2.1 AA before publishing. If you also keep the PDF available, that document still needs to meet accessibility requirements on its own.
Send Us Your Worst PDF. We'll Show You the Page.
There's no self-serve upload yet. Submit the form and a real person on our team converts your document by hand, then sends back the Gutenberg blocks and the Classic HTML so you can compare both. Most requests get a response within one business day. A 40-page scanned archive takes longer, and we'll tell you why before we start.
Request a Conversion
Send us a PDF or a link to one. We'll show you the converted page before anything publishes.
See Your Agency's PDF Risk in 2 Minutes
Enter your government website URL. We crawl every page, scan every PDF, and deliver a full ADA compliance risk report. No account. No credit card.
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