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Free accessibility scan

Paste the source of any page, or give us an address, and see which WCAG 2.2 issues can be found in its markup. The checks themselves always run in your browser. Pasting sends us nothing at all; scanning by address sends us the address, and each mode says so where you use it.

Scan a URL

What happens to the address. Your browser is not allowed to fetch another site directly, so this mode sends the address you type to our server. That server fetches the page and passes its HTML back to your browser, and the checks then run here on your own machine. We do not store the address or the page. Our host keeps ordinary request logs that we do not control. If you would rather send us nothing at all, paste the page source below instead — that mode never leaves your browser.

Paste page source

In your browser: right-click the page, choose View Page Source, select all, copy. Nothing you paste here leaves your browser.

Get the full checklist by email

The scan above covers what can be checked from markup alone. Contrast, keyboard operation and focus visibility need a human. We will send you the manual checklist we use.

What this checks, and what it cannot

This scan reads the markup you paste. It does not run JavaScript and does not measure colour contrast, so it cannot see content built by scripts, whether a focus indicator is visible, or whether a control can be reached with a keyboard.

Automated testing covers only a portion of WCAG. A clean result here does not mean the page is accessible, and it does not mean compliance with the European Accessibility Act. The criteria marked manual check required need a person.