Useful for everyone
Accessibility
We aim to make every tool clear and comfortable to use, including with a keyboard or assistive technology.
- Interactive controls work with a keyboard and have visible focus states.
- Text and controls use strong color contrast.
- Reduced-motion preferences are respected.
- Labels and page structure are written for assistive technology.
How we work toward accessibility
Shared pages use a skip link, semantic landmarks, one main heading, visible labels, keyboard-operable navigation, focus indicators, status announcements, and layouts that adapt to narrow screens. Tables are placed in horizontally scrollable containers where needed, and motion is reduced when the operating system requests it.
Known boundaries
Canvas-based image previews, PDF page thumbnails, camera input, and complex generated files can be harder to use with assistive technology than ordinary form fields. The surrounding controls and result messages should remain labeled, but downloaded documents and images can inherit accessibility limitations from the source or selected operation.
Request help or report a barrier
Email hello@tinytinytools.com with the page, task, assistive technology, browser, and device. Do not include confidential files.