A one-page report whose bar-chart image has no alt text — the core alt-text case: one figure, one description DocAble adds on remediate.
DocAble — Examples
The goal is not to eliminate human judgment.
It is to move instructors and TAs from manual remediation to targeted review.
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What to expect
- Safeguards and validation. Every proposed fix is checked against a published standard before it touches your file.
- Additive only. We add alt text, tags, and structure around what you wrote — never rewriting or removing your content — and a fidelity check stops the job if it detects drift.
- Page-by-page changelog. A record of every fix, so you can see exactly what changed.
How to use DocAble
- Upload a document at the DocAble home page — pick a file or paste a Google Drive link.
- Google Drive view-only links are accepted — share as “Anyone with the link — Viewer”. We export as Office, remediate, and give you Office format as a download.
- Format-specific how-tos live in our Help/FAQ: LibreOffice, LaTeX, Typst.
Documents — OpenDocument (.odt)
OpenDocument Text (.odt) remediates by one-click upload — download
a sample below, or see
LibreOffice in our Help/FAQ
for how to use it.
Presentations — OpenDocument (.odp), in the editor
OpenDocument Impress (.odp) decks open in the accessibility editor and
also remediate by upload — download a sample deck below, or see
LibreOffice in our Help/FAQ
for how to use it.
A two-slide deck — a title slide plus a slide whose chart image has no alt text, so the editor surfaces a “missing alt text” fixable to describe.
A single slide with an untagged photo — the core alt-text case: one image, one description to add before the deck is accessible.
Two section slides sharing a purely-decorative divider image — the case for “mark decorative,” so a screen reader skips the ornament rather than announcing it.
Spreadsheets — OpenDocument (.ods)
OpenDocument Spreadsheet (.ods) remediates by one-click upload —
download a sample below, or see
LibreOffice in our Help/FAQ
for how to use it.
A spreadsheet with an embedded revenue chart image and no alt text — upload it and DocAble describes the chart for a screen reader.
Typesetting — LaTeX & Typst, from the command line
LaTeX and Typst projects are remediated from the command line — download a sample below, or see the LaTeX section or the Typst section of our Help/FAQ for how to run them and their current limits.
A multi-frame slide deck — each frame is remediated as its own unit, with caption-seeded alt text on the figure.
A sectioned paper with a captioned figure and a booktabs table — alt-text seeding plus a header-row declaration.
Display and inline math — the tagging switch auto-loads the engine so math is tagged on a LuaLaTeX / TeX Live 2025+ build.
A short report with a captioned figure — the caption seeds a review-flagged alt-text proposal on the figure.
A benchmark table with no declared header row — flagged for your review, since which row is the header is an author decision.
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