How to test your website for accessibility
A simple testing routine for small teams: URL check, clear priorities, manual tests and documented improvements.
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Start without an account. Check a public page for technical barriers or test your colours against the WCAG contrast thresholds.
Enter a public URL, find automatically detectable barriers and understand concrete findings.
Start for free: website scannerCheck text and background colours locally. With separate results for WCAG AA and AAA.
Large text
Normal body text for the preview.
Contrast ratio 5.47 to 1
3 or 6 hex digits, for example #0F766E or #FFF. The unrounded value is assessed.
Thresholds and sourcesAn accessibility statement based on the EU model and accessibility information under the German BFSG as templates to copy.
Template and guidanceA short self-check on Germany’s Accessibility Strengthening Act with reasons and the legal basis. Runs only in your browser.
Start the self-checkThese tools use an AI service. They are included in the free plan and work once you are signed in.
Paste German, English or Spanish text and get an AI draft with a list of changes. Not reviewed easy-to-read language.
Open the tool: Convert text to plain languageUpload an image, add context and get a suggestion for its alternative text, with a hint for decorative images.
Open the tool: Alt-text generatorA simple testing routine for small teams: URL check, clear priorities, manual tests and documented improvements.
Make text, buttons and error messages clear: measure WCAG contrast correctly and check colours across your whole design.
The most important WCAG topics for your website: clear text, contrast, keyboard, forms and the new requirements in WCAG 2.2.