Scan a page for accessibility barriers.
Your first scan is free. Enter the address of any public page, such as a job posting, a product page, or a sign-up form. We check it against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the current version of the standard, and show you what we find in one to two minutes. Tools test only part of the standard, so a page can pass every check and still have barriers.
We visit the page as a visitor would, without typing into forms or submitting anything. The report, with short excerpts of the page’s code, stays at a private link for 7 days. You’ll enter your email address to see all of it.
What the scan does.
- Runs axe-core, an open-source rules engine, at desktop size and at phone width.
- Moves through the page with the Tab key, the way someone who can’t use a mouse would.
- Our AI agent has two jobs: finding the page’s main task, such as Apply on a job posting, and opening it. It makes no accessibility judgment. The automated tests check that step, like the rest of the page.
- Our AI writes the explanation of each barrier in plain words: who it affects and how to fix it. A person doesn’t review the wording. We check it against our writing rules and use our standard wording where it doesn’t pass.
What it can’t tell you.
A tool can’t judge whether an image description is accurate, whether a form makes sense read aloud, or whether someone can finish a task with a screen reader. The report is a starting point, not a legal opinion or a conformance report.