AuditYourWeb
Free public accessibility scan

Free website accessibility checker.

Check a public page for machine-detectable accessibility issues. Review affected elements, code evidence, severity, user impact, and practical guidance for what to fix next.

No signup requiredWCAG-oriented findingsCode-level evidence

Enter the website you want to check

Automated WCAG accessibility scan

Enter a public website URL to start an automated accessibility scan.

The URL must be publicly reachable. The checker does not bypass logins, paywalls, bot protection, or private network access.

What the checker reviews

Start with the barriers automated testing can detect reliably.

AuditYourWeb turns common technical failures into evidence a site owner, designer, or developer can investigate. Findings are a starting point for remediation—not a legal certification.

Images and text alternatives

Find images and functional graphics that may be missing useful alternative text.

Forms and accessible names

Review inputs, buttons, and controls for missing or unclear accessible labels.

Keyboard and focus risks

Surface common patterns that can make interactive controls difficult to use without a mouse.

ARIA and semantic structure

Check landmarks, headings, roles, and ARIA patterns that may confuse assistive technology.

Example finding

See the issue and a practical correction.

A useful accessibility report should connect a rule to the real element that failed and explain how the change helps users.

Problem: missing text alternative

Screen reader users may not receive the purpose or content of this image.

Before

<img src="/summer-collection.jpg">

Recommended correction

<img src="/summer-collection.jpg" alt="Summer clothing collection">
How it works

From URL to actionable accessibility evidence.

1

Enter a public URL

Start with a homepage, landing page, product page, or other publicly reachable URL.

2

Run automated checks

The scanner reviews machine-testable patterns and organizes failures and successful checks.

3

Plan the fixes

Use affected elements, code evidence, severity, and guidance to prioritize remediation.

Testing limitations

Automation is the first layer, not the final verdict.

Automated testing cannot determine every user experience or legal requirement. Pair scan results with keyboard testing, screen reader testing, zoom and reflow checks, content review, and human judgment.

Manual keyboard review
Screen reader and assistive technology testing
Visual zoom, reflow, and interaction testing
Expert review of context and legal requirements
Frequently asked questions

Website accessibility checker questions.

Is the website accessibility checker free?

Yes. You can run the public website checker without paying. Account features are available for saved websites, monitoring, widgets, deep scans, and code issue tracking.

Does an automated scan prove WCAG or ADA compliance?

No. Automated testing can identify many repeatable technical issues, but it cannot replace manual keyboard testing, screen reader review, usability testing, or legal advice.

What does the accessibility report include?

Reports organize machine-detectable findings with severity, affected elements, rule context, code evidence, and practical remediation guidance.

Can I scan more than one page?

The free checker starts with one public page. Deep Accessibility Scan is designed for route-level checks across a public website.

Go deeper

Need focused checks or more than one page?