- ISO compliance: Meets international archival standards (ISO 19005-1)
- Self-contained files: Embeds all fonts, images, and metadata internally
- Long-term preservation: Guaranteed to display identically for decades
- Legal acceptance: Accepted by courts and government agencies worldwide
- Regulatory compliance: Meets requirements for regulated industries
PDF to PDF/A
Let's talk compliance - if you work in government, healthcare, finance, or any regulated industry, you've probably heard about PDF/A. It's not just another file format; it's the ISO standard for long-term document archiving. Our PDF to PDF/A converter transforms your regular PDFs into archival-compliant documents that meet strict preservation requirements. Think of it as future-proofing your documents - ensuring they'll look exactly the same in 50 years as they do today.

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Why choose PDFWizard for PDF/A conversion
Converting to PDF/A isn't just about changing file extensions - it requires precise technical compliance with ISO standards. Here's how we ensure your documents meet archival requirements:
Font embedding verification
We ensure all fonts used in your PDF are properly embedded and legally embeddable for unlimited rendering. This prevents display issues when the document is viewed on systems without those specific fonts installed.
Color space conversion
PDF/A requires device-independent color representation. Our converter automatically adjusts color profiles to ensure your documents display consistently across all devices and platforms, now and in the future.
Metadata compliance
We embed required archival metadata within the file, including PDF/A conformance information, document properties, and structural tags that enhance accessibility and long-term preservation.
Validation and verification
Every converted file is automatically validated against PDF/A standards to ensure full compliance. We'll flag any issues that could prevent proper archival acceptance or future accessibility.