Fileza guide
Reading Order Inspector for accessibility and archive readiness
Reading Order Inspector in Fileza helps reveal whether extracted PDF text appears in a sensible page-by-page order before accessibility review. Upload a PDF and Fileza checks text-layer strength, textless pages, rough line movement, same-line resets, column-like patterns, and tagging support that may influence how content is spoken or copied.
This browser workflow is intentionally conservative. It cannot understand every layout, table, sidebar, footnote, or multi-column design, but it can point reviewers toward pages that deserve manual inspection. The report includes severity levels, page numbers, evidence summaries, and suggested fixes such as OCR, tag-tree repair, heading review, and table remediation.
The tool is useful for reports, newsletters, academic materials, manuals, contracts, policies, and scanned documents that may look correct visually while reading incorrectly through assistive technology. Strict mode can be enabled for workflows that require extra caution. The report can be shared with designers, content teams, and accessibility reviewers so everyone sees the same page references. This makes it easier to correct the source document, regenerate the PDF, and confirm that the fixed version reads more logically.
Use the output as a triage report. For final accessibility work, verify the order in a dedicated PDF editor, inspect tags, review tables and forms, and run a complete accessibility validator before publishing.