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A complete suite of free tools to help you achieve WCAG compliance — from automated scanning to manual checklists, contrast checking, and progress tracking.

Run a free scan → WCAG 2.2 checklist

No install required. Free during beta.

What's included

Everything you need for accessibility

Four tools, one platform. Free during beta.

Accessibility Scanner
Beta

Scan any URL or HTML file for WCAG violations. Dual-engine analysis using axe-core and HTML_CodeSniffer catches more issues than single-engine tools.

axe-core + HTML_CodeSniffer dual engine
WCAG A, AA, AAA scanning
15 built-in quick fixes with copy-paste code
AI fix prompts for Claude, ChatGPT & Gemini
Export PDF, HTML, or JSON report
Contrast Checker
Beta

Test any foreground and background color combination against WCAG AA and AAA standards. Live ratio, instant pass/fail, and color fix suggestions.

Live contrast ratio as you type
AA and AAA pass/fail for all text sizes
WCAG 2.2 focus ring guidance (SC 2.4.13)
Hex, RGB inputs and native color picker
Shareable URL for any color pair
WCAG 2.2 Checklist
Beta

Interactive checklist for all 9 new WCAG 2.2 criteria — the ones automated scanners can't detect. Includes explanations, test steps, and code examples.

All 6 new AA criteria
All 3 new AAA criteria
Test steps + fail/fix code examples
Save named projects per client
Export completed checklist as PDF
Dashboard

Every scan auto-saves when signed in. Track scores over time, compare sites, and show clients measurable improvement with before/after data.

Auto-saves every scan
Dashboard — avg score, total issues found
Filter and search all past scans
Checklist project progress also saved
Free account — 30 seconds to create

WCAG 2.2 is the current legal standard

Released October 2023, WCAG 2.2 adds 9 new accessibility criteria — especially for keyboard navigation, touch targets, cognitive accessibility, and authentication. The scanner covers WCAG 2.1 automatically. Use the checklist for the 6 new AA criteria that can't be auto-scanned.

Open the WCAG 2.2 checklist →