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Create a new document, spreadsheet, or presentation

  1. Sign in to iCloud.com with your Apple ID.
  2. Click Pages, Numbers, or Keynote depending on what you want to create.
  3. Click , choose a template or theme, then click Choose.

Open a file from iCloud Drive

  1. Sign in to iCloud.com with your Apple ID.
  2. Click Pages, Numbers, or Keynote.
  3. Double-click the file that you want to open.*

Learn more about iCloud Drive.

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Upload and edit a file from a Mac or PC

  1. Sign in to iCloud.com with your Apple ID.
  2. Click Pages, Numbers, or Keynote depending on the kind of file you want to open.
  3. Click , choose the file, then click Choose.

Share a file from iCloud.com

  1. Sign in to iCloud.com with your Apple ID.
  2. Click Numbers, Pages, or Keynote.
  3. Double-click the file.
  4. Choose how you want to share your file:
    • Download a copy: Click , click Download a Copy, then choose a format.
    • Email a copy with iCloud Mail: Click , click Send a Copy, choose a format, then click Email.

Learn more

  • To view the help guide, click while in Pages, Numbers, or Keynote, then click Get Help.
  • Use the Files app on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
  • Set up iCloud Drive.
  • Check supported features in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote on iCloud.com.

*If a file is dimmed when you try to select it, the file is not supported. Check file limitations for documents, spreadsheets, and presentations on iCloud.com.

By following the recommendations in this article, you can create an accessible document that works with screen readers and other assistive technologies. Then, you can create a Tagged PDF or an EPUB book to share with your audience that supports enhanced accessibility features.

Use a larger font size in your document

Using font sizes smaller than 10pt can make it more difficult for some people to read the text in your document. Make sure to use larger font sizes in your documents. If you create accessible documents on a regular basis, you can set Pages to use a larger default font size. That way, each time you begin a new document, your preferred font and font size are used:

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Add accessibility descriptions to media

Add descriptions to objects in your document so people using assistive technology can better understand your document:

  • Images
  • Movies
  • Audio
  • Drawings*
  • Image Galleries

* You can add descriptions to drawings in Pages and Numbers.

Add descriptions on iPhone or iPad

  1. In the document, tap the object to select it, tap the Format button , then tap Image, Movie, Audio, Drawing, or Gallery.
  2. Tap Description, tap in the text box, then enter your description.

Add descriptions on Mac

  1. In the document, click the object to select it, click the Format button in the toolbar, then click Image, Movie, Audio, Drawing, or Gallery in the inspector.
  2. Click in the Description text box, then enter your description.

Use headings in your documents

When you use headings in your document, screen readers can identify and navigate directly to headings, which makes the document easier to scan. In Pages documents, use paragraph styles to format headings. In tables, use header rows and columns.

Use headings in Pages documents

  1. In your document, click or tap the text you’d like to apply a heading style to.
  2. Tap or click the Format button in the toolbar. If you’re in a page layout document, tap or click the Text tab at the top of the Format sidebar.
  3. Select the paragraph style name near the top of the Format sidebar, then choose a heading style from the Paragraph Styles menu.

Use header rows and columns in tables

Adding header rows and header columns converts existing rows and columns into headers:

  • In Pages, Numbers and Keynote on iPhone or iPad, tap the table, tap the Format button , tap Headers and Footer, then tap the plus (+) or minus (-) sign next to a header category.
  • In Pages, Numbers and Keynote on Mac, Control-click the number or letter next to the first row or column in your table, then choose 'Convert to Header Row' or 'Convert to Header Column.'

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Use a table of contents in Pages documents

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Use the table of contents view in your documents. When you convert your document to PDF, the table of contents automatically appears in the navigation pane of the PDF. Table of contents entries are tagged as 'Table of Contents' elements and can provide additional functionality for assistive technology users. And when you export to EPUB, the table of contents will also automatically be included to assist with navigation.

Use built-in layout options for document layouts in Pages

Pages supports multi-column text and text boxes that you can link together to create your own layout. Using these features instead of a table to provide the layout structure of your document will make it easier for users with screen readers to navigate.

Here's how to add and adjust columns in your document:

  1. Click in any text in the document. If the document has multiple sections, this only applies to the section you click in.
  2. Tap or click the Format button in the toolbar, then tap or click the Layout button near the top.
  3. Use the controls in the Columns section to set the number of columns and their spacing:
    • To set the number of columns, click the arrows next to the Columns value field.
    • To set column spacing, double-click the values in the Column and Gutter columns, then type the width for the column.
    • To set different column widths, deselect the checkbox next to “Equal column width.

Learn how to add linked text boxes to your Pages document.

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Additional recommendations

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When creating accessible documents, you might also want to follow these additional recommendations:

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  • Users with some forms of color blindness may not be able to tell the difference between two symbols that are different colors but otherwise identical. For example, instead of using colors to indicate a removed or added text (like red and green) use strikethrough text.
  • Screen readers can read and navigate most text in documents, but don’t work as well when the text is embedded inside of an image. If you have an image of text that you want to include in your document, consider putting that text inside a text box element instead of inside an image.