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title: "Aspose PDF Temporary License – Tagged PDFs in Java"
description: "Learn how to use an Aspose PDF temporary license to create accessible tagged PDFs with Java. Step‑by‑step guide, code samples, and best practices."
date: "2025-11-28"
title: "Create Tagged PDF Java – Aspose PDF Temporary License Guide"
description: "Learn how to create tagged PDF Java using an Aspose PDF temporary license. Step‑by‑step guide, code samples, and best practices for accessible PDFs."
date: "2026-01-29"
weight: 1
url: "/java/advanced-features/aspose-pdf-java-create-tagged-pdfs/"
keywords:
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# Aspose PDF Temporary License – Tagged PDFs in Java
# Create Tagged PDF Java – Aspose PDF Temporary License

## Introduction
In this guide, you'll learn **how to use an Aspose PDF temporary license** to create accessible tagged PDFs with **Aspose.PDF for Java**. Making PDFs accessible is essential for users who rely on screen readers, and a temporary license lets you evaluate the full feature set without any upfront cost. We'll walk through setup, logical structure creation, and saving the final document, all while keeping the code simple and ready for production.
In this guide, you'll learn how to **create tagged PDF Java** using an Aspose PDF temporary license. Making PDFs accessible is essential for users who rely on screen readers, and a temporary license lets you evaluate the full feature set without any upfront cost. We'll walk through setup, logical structure creation, and saving the final document, all while keeping the code simple and ready for production.

**What You'll Learn**
- How to obtain and apply an Aspose PDF temporary license
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- Saving a fully‑tagged PDF ready for assistive technologies
- Real‑world scenarios where tagged PDFs add value

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## Quick Answers
- **What is an Aspose PDF temporary license?** A short‑term, free license that unlocks all Aspose.PDF features for evaluation.
- **Do I need a license to create tagged PDFs?** Yes, a temporary or full license is required to enable tagging features.
- **Which Java build tools are supported?** Maven and Gradle are both fully supported.
- **Can I set the document language and title?** Absolutely – the API provides methods to define both for accessibility.
- **Is the generated PDF compliant with PDF/UA?** The tagged structure follows PDF/UA recommendations, improving compliance.

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## What is an Aspose PDF Temporary License?
An **Aspose PDF temporary license** is a time‑limited key that grants you access to the complete functionality of Aspose.PDF for Java, including advanced accessibility features such as tagging, language settings, and logical structure manipulation. It’s perfect for testing, proof‑of‑concept projects, or evaluating the library before purchasing a permanent license.

## Why Use a Temporary License for Tagged PDFs?
- **Zero cost evaluation:** Try out tagging, structure, and compliance features without paying.
- **Full feature set:** No feature restrictions – you get the same API surface as a paid license.
- **Fast onboarding:** Quickly integrate the library, create accessible PDFs, and demonstrate value to stakeholders.
- **Zero cost evaluation:** Try out tagging, structure, and compliance features without paying.
- **Full feature set:** No feature restrictions – you get the same API surface as a paid license.
- **Fast onboarding:** Quickly integrate the library, create accessible PDFs, and demonstrate value to stakeholders.
- **Compliance testing:** Verify that your PDFs meet PDF/UA or WCAG standards before committing to a license.

## Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have the following:
## How to create tagged pdf java with Aspose.PDF
Understanding the step‑by‑step workflow makes it easier to adopt the approach in your own projects.

- **Java Development Kit (JDK):** Version 8 or higher installed.
- **Aspose.PDF for Java Library:** Use version 25.3 or later (the temporary license works with any recent version).
- **Maven or Gradle:** For dependency management.
### Prerequisites
- **Java Development Kit (JDK):** Version 8 or higher installed.
- **Aspose.PDF for Java Library:** Use version 25.3 or later (the temporary license works with any recent version).
- **Maven or Gradle:** For dependency management.
- **A temporary license file:** Obtain it from the Aspose licensing page (see the link below).

### Required Libraries and Dependencies
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document.save(outputDir + "/StructureElementsTree.pdf");
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## Why This Matters
Tagging a PDF is more than a technical requirement—it directly impacts real people. Screen‑reader users rely on the logical structure to understand headings, sections, and reading order. By using Aspose.PDF’s tagging API, you eliminate the manual, error‑prone process of adding tags after the fact, ensuring compliance with PDF/UA and WCAG standards from day one.

## Practical Applications
Tagged PDFs are beneficial in various scenarios:

1. **Educational Materials:** Enhance accessibility for students using assistive technologies.
2. **Government Publications:** Ensure compliance with accessibility standards such as PDF/UA.
3. **Corporate Reports:** Improve navigation and user experience for stakeholders.
2. **Government Publications:** Meet mandatory accessibility regulations such as PDF/UA.
3. **Corporate Reports:** Provide a smoother navigation experience for investors and stakeholders.

Integrating Aspose.PDF into your workflow streamlines document management across these use cases.

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**Q: Is support available if I encounter issues?**
A: Yes, visit [Aspose's Support Forum](https://forum.aspose.com/c/pdf/10) for assistance from the community and Aspose experts.

**Q: Does the temporary license limit any tagging features?**
A: No, the temporary license provides full access to all tagging and accessibility APIs.

## Resources
- **Documentation:** Explore detailed guides at [Aspose PDF Java Documentation](https://reference.aspose.com/pdf/java/).
- **Download Library:** Access latest releases at [Aspose Downloads](https://releases.aspose.com/pdf/java/).
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**Last Updated:** 2025-11-28
**Last Updated:** 2026-01-29
**Tested With:** Aspose.PDF for Java 25.3
**Author:** Aspose

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