Accessibility Tool

Website accessibility checker

Check one page for common automated WCAG accessibility issues and get practical guidance for fixing them. Available to guests with limits; signed-in plans unlock higher usage and saved reports.

Check a page

Enter the exact public page URL you want to analyze.

Guest scan uses the faster v1 HTML engine. Sign in for the deeper v2 browser scan.
Example: https://www.webpata.com
Enter the correct answer.
Today’s tool allowance
  • Domains: 3 left of 3
  • Unique URLs: 10 left of 10
  • Runs: 10 left of 10

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Public URLs only. Results are cached for 24 hours.

Website accessibility checker explained

This accessibility checker runs automated WCAG-oriented rules on a single public page. It flags issues such as missing button names, unlabeled form fields, missing image alt text, broken ARIA references, and heading problems—then summarizes critical issues, passed checks, and items that still need manual review.

What automated accessibility testing covers

Automation catches many repeatable markup problems quickly. It cannot fully verify keyboard flow, screen-reader UX, color contrast in every state, or legal compliance (ADA, EAA, Section 508). Use the report as a remediation backlog, then validate with assistive technology and real users.

How to use this tool

  • Paste a public page URL and run the scan
  • Start with critical issues that block forms, buttons, and images
  • Re-test after each fix to confirm the score and issue list improve
  • Schedule scans for key templates: home, product, checkout, login

Why accessibility matters for SEO and business

Accessible pages tend to have clearer structure, better semantics, and more usable forms—signals that also help people and crawlers. Reducing barriers expands your audience and lowers legal risk for public-facing sites.

Frequently asked questions

Does a high score mean we are compliant?

No. Automated tools support WCAG work but do not certify compliance.

Why is my score low with only a few issue types?

Scores weigh impact and failing elements. A few serious rules with many nodes can deduct heavily.