Free Accessibility Widget
Improve accessibility among people with disabilities. Supporting over 190 languages.
Free Accessibility Checker
Scan webpages according to WCAG 2.1, 2.2, ADA, and EAA global accessibility standards.
Free PDF Accessibility Checker
Supports evaluation based on PDF / UA and WCAG best practices related to tags, structure, and content.
Video Accessibility Free Checker
Evaluate videos against key WCAG requirements for captions, transcripts, audio descriptions, controls, and more.
Color Blindness Simulator
See how colors and designs appear to users with different color vision deficiencies on the web page.
Accessibility Color Palette Generator
Create accessible color combinations with improved contrast ratios based on WCAG guidelines.
Accessibility Statement Generator
Create an accessibility statement that communicates accessibility efforts, support options, and commitment to inclusion.
Accessibility Tax Credit Calculator
Estimate potential tax credit opportunities for qualifying accessibility improvements.
Free Accessibility Pricing Calculator
Estimate accessibility costs based on website needs and selected services.
Digital Accessibility Starter Kit
Access essential resources and checklists to understand accessibility basics and plan the next steps.
WCAG Color Contrast Checker
Check text and background color combinations for WCAG compliance.
File Accessibility Checker
Evaluate Word, PPT, and Excel content free for common accessibility issues.
FAQs
Yes. All accessibility tools on this page are available for free, with no subscription or hidden fees.
No. Most tools can be used instantly without creating an account or installing software.
These tools are designed for developers, designers, website owners, agencies, educators, nonprofits, enterprises, and accessibility professionals.
These tools help evaluate accessibility based on recognized standards and best practices, including WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2.
Yes. Many tools support multiple - over 190 languages to serve users across different regions.
Accessibility testing is recommended after major website updates, content changes, feature releases, or design modifications. It helps to maintain accessibility over time.
WCAG recommends a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text and most user interface components.
A Website Accessibility Checker scans web pages for common accessibility issues and provides insights to improve WCAG conformance.
Color contrast measures the difference between foreground and background colors, while color accessibility also considers how information is communicated to users with different types of color vision.
