Inclusive access
Accessibility Statement
FormatForge aims to make its tools, guides and navigation usable by as many people as reasonably possible across devices and input methods.
Last updated: July 2026
Our approach
We work toward clear heading structure, readable contrast, descriptive labels, keyboard-accessible controls, visible focus states and responsive layouts. New tools are reviewed for practical usability before being treated as mature workflows.
Browser-based tools
Some converters and visual editors depend on browser APIs, canvas, drag-and-drop interactions or file capabilities. We aim to provide labelled buttons and conventional input alternatives, but support can differ by browser, operating system and assistive technology.
Known limitations
Complex file previews, charts, generated documents and third-party advertising may not always provide the same experience to every assistive technology. Large files can also be constrained by device memory or browser performance.
Reporting a problem
When reporting an accessibility issue, include the page address, browser, device, assistive technology and a brief description of the task you could not complete. This helps us reproduce and prioritize the problem.
Email accessibility feedback to formatforge86@gmail.com.
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing process. We review shared components and mature tool pages during platform quality sprints and address confirmed barriers as the product evolves.