iLovePDF introduces advanced PDF editing capabilities directly in the browser, enabling users to modify text, add images, and annotate documents online. This update enhances accessibility and supports more efficient, integrated document workflows.
German government standardizes on PDF/UA | ISO/IEC committee starts work on a vocabulary for authenticity | Chrome adds ink (not “annotations”) to PDF pages | The challenge(s) PDF poses for AI | LaTeX leader and advocate of math in Tagged PDF honored | PDF Differences: “PDF versions” test files now public | ICC publishes information on small footprint color profiles | GWG publishes “how to” for print-ready PDFs from Canva | Typst supports PDF 2.0 and PDF/A-4 | It’s bonkers! | PDFacademicBot for March 2026
The PDF Association has launched a new “Topics” menu on pdfa.org to enhance navigation and access to authoritative, structured information on PDF technologies and standards.
UPDF earns Leader status in G2 Spring 2026, highlighting its AI-powered features, strong usability, and rapid growth to over 4 million users worldwide.
Ensure ADA Title II compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA. Learn how accessible PDFs, proper tagging, OCR, and structured documents reduce legal risk for public entities.
The new pdfRest Python SDK brings fast, typed PDF processing with intuitive functions, reducing boilerplate and accelerating document-driven development.
How do you license (or not!) AIs to mine your PDFs? In this article we clarify the use of TDMRep’s reservation of rights in XMP metadata for PDF and PDF/A.
Hancom releases OpenDataLoader PDF v2.0 with benchmark-leading PDF extraction, a hybrid AI engine for on-premise security, four free AI add-ons(OCR, Table, Formula, Chart), and a switch to Apache 2.0 licensing.
A practical checklist to evaluate whether your document process is ready for generating accessible PDF mass documents. Learn which structural conditions are needed to produce PDF/UA-compliant PDFs automatically and at scale without manual remediation.
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) makes accessible PDF generation for mass documents an architectural requirement. Manual PDF remediation no longer scales: Organizations need system-integrated, reproducible processes to ensure compliant and consistent output.