How it works
Three ways to analyze any website for accessibility issues, in seconds.
Choose your analysis method
Pick from three options: paste a URL for automatic analysis, upload a screenshot for a visual check, or use axe-core in your browser for the most accurate results. Each method is suited to different situations.
The page is scanned for issues
For URLs, the HTML is fetched and analyzed by Gemini AI. For screenshots, the image is checked visually for contrast, layout, and labeling problems. For axe-core, real browser tests are run against your live page and only confirmed violations are reported.
Issues are sorted by how certain they are
Each finding is labeled Confirmed (proven from the code), Likely (probable but depends on context), or Improvement (a usability suggestion). This way you always know how much to trust each result.
See exactly what to fix and how
Every issue includes a plain-language explanation of who is affected and why it matters, plus a before/after code example showing the problem and the fix side by side.
Good to know
- URL analysis works best on server-rendered pages like WordPress or Next.js SSR. React apps that render fully in the browser may return limited HTML, use axe-core or a screenshot instead.
- Screenshot analysis only covers visual issues like contrast and layout. It cannot detect missing labels in code or keyboard navigation problems.
- axe-core gives the most reliable results. It runs real tests against your live page and only reports what it can confirm.