Accessibility

We work toward the WCAG 2.2 Level AA guidelines. This is a design goal, not a claim of independent accessibility certification. Our checks include automated tests on selected pages and a keyboard test that covers choosing a template, editing a stamp and downloading it.

In the stamp editor, the Layers list and Properties panel provide an alternative to dragging on the canvas. Use Layers to select an element and Properties to adjust its position and appearance.

The stamp editor supports browser zoom and reduced-motion preferences. Keyboard focus is visible, and text messages report save and download status. Changing the editor theme preserves the colors of the artwork.

In the PDF editor, a signature image can be uploaded using the keyboard as an alternative to drawing a signature.

Both editors require JavaScript. Overlapping elements and complex layouts may still present barriers when editing without sight.

A downloaded stamp is an image. When publishing it, add alternative text or a written description if the stamp conveys information. Adding a stamp or signature image to a PDF does not automatically make that content accessible to screen readers.

If you encounter a barrier, email us with the page and the task you were trying to complete. If relevant, include the browser or assistive technology you used.