You can move a tag, and edit the properties (such as title and type) of a tag in the Tags panel. Click the Options menu at the top of the Tags panel (or right-click any tag in the Tags panel), and choose the desired option.

You can view a logical structure tree of tags in the Tags panel that represent the organizational structure of the document and define the reading order.

In the Content panel in the navigation pane, you can view pages and objects, and correct reflow problems in a PDF. The panel provides a hierarchical view of objects including pages, annotations (like comments, form fields, and links), and containers.

Foxit PDF Editor provides a visual and more efficient way to change reading order directly in the document view. You just need to draw areas around the desired content in the document pane and reset the reading order for them.

Open the Order panel in the navigation pane to view the reading order. In the Order panel, you can also change the reading order of a tagged PDF file without changing the actual appearance of the PDF file if the permission allows.

You can tag a selected region, change the tag type for a region, as well as remove some useless page elements, with the Reading Order command.

Reading order and document structure tags are two important characteristics of accessible PDFs. The Reading Order command helps you easily check the reading order and edit tags for PDFs.

Reading order and document structure tags are two important characteristics of accessible PDFs. The Reading Order command helps you easily check the reading order and edit tags for PDFs.

Alternative text for figures will be displayed when you hover your mouse over the figure to help you understand the figures better.

You can tag a PDF at any time with Foxit PDF Editor Pro. To tag a PDF or a form field, use the Autotag Document or Autotag Form Field command in the Accessibility tab.