Design flyers, posters and menus as easily as in Canva. With accessibility built in, free, no sign-up and entirely in your browser.
In the sitebrunch PDF editor you design freely on the page, with templates, fonts, icons, shapes and images. Unlike Canva, it has accessibility built in. Every element gets a role such as heading, paragraph or image, and while you design, the editor checks contrast and alt text. The result is a tagged PDF that screen readers read correctly.
Flyers, posters, menus, brochures, invitations, cards and vouchers. Pick a template, swap the text and images, and adjust colors and fonts.
Choose from almost 2,000 fonts, sorted into sans, serif, display, handwriting and mono. You also get 324 icons, shapes such as lines, arrows, rectangles and circles, images, tables and QR codes.
Bring elements to the front or send them back, rotate, duplicate and lock them. Set opacity and corner radius for each element.
Move elements with the arrow keys. Hold Ctrl or ⌘ with the arrow keys to resize them. You can undo every step.
Add more pages, merge table cells and place form fields or a signature right in the document.
Canva takes care of the look. The sitebrunch PDF editor also makes sure everyone can read your PDF.
The editor measures the contrast of every text according to WCAG. If text sits on a photo, it checks the pixels right behind the letters and shows you how much of that area has too little contrast.
Lines, background shapes and ornamental icons carry no content. Mark them as decorative and screen readers skip them. Listeners only hear the text and images that matter.
In Canva, the reading order follows the layers. In the sitebrunch PDF editor you draw it. In the structure tree, click “Draw reading order”. Then drag a line with your mouse through the elements, in the order they should be read aloud. The editor numbers them along the line.
The editor flags missing alt text, skipped heading levels and tables without a header row right away. Click a message to jump to the spot, and before export you see everything once more.
Every feature is free. There is no pro plan, no watermark and no page limit.
Open the editor and get started. No email address, no password, no newsletter.
The editor saves your drafts in your browser. Nothing goes to the cloud.
Your files never leave your browser, so we never see them. You can also edit documents with personal data.
Canva is a design tool, but it is not built for accessible PDFs. PDFs from Canva do not meet PDF/UA. The reading order follows the layers, and Canva’s accessibility check only covers typography, contrast and alt text. The sitebrunch PDF editor is built for accessible PDFs from the ground up.
Feature | sitebrunch PDF editor | Canva |
|---|---|---|
Role per element | Heading H1 to H6, paragraph, list, table, image or decorative element | Only headings for text elements |
Reading order | Set freely, shown as numbers on the page | Follows the layer order |
Checks | Contrast even on photos, alt text, heading levels, tables, title, language and QR codes | Typography, contrast and alt text |
PDF export | Tagged PDF with PDF/UA structure | PDF with basic tags, not PDF/UA compliant |
Sign-up | Not needed | Account needed |
Storage | In your browser | In the Canva cloud |
Price | Free, no subscription | Free plan, many features only with a subscription |
As of September 2026. Information about Canva is based on the Canva help center and publicly available tests.
Choose one of the 15 templates or start with a blank page in your size.
Change text, colors, fonts and images. Describe every image with alt text or mark it as decorative.
The check shows you what is still missing. Then you download your tagged PDF.
Open the PDF editor and get started. Free, no sign-up and no upload.
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