What interactive accessibility tools can I use for free?
ExceedAbility publishes six free interactive tools that run in the browser with no account and no cost: the Accessibility Navigator for finding the right help, the WCAG 2.2 Criteria Search for filtering all 87 success criteria, the WCAG 2.2 Quick Reference for plain English explanations, the Document Accessibility Tool for Word and PDF issues, the Accessibility Statement Generator, and the 90 second Organisation Accessibility Self Assessment based on the W3C Accessibility Maturity Model.
6 interactive tools
Interactive accessibility tools
Six free tools you can use in the browser right now. Search and filter WCAG 2.2, generate an accessibility statement, work through document issues step by step, or benchmark your organisation against the W3C Accessibility Maturity Model. No account, no signup, no cost.
Accessibility Navigator
Pick a category, then a role or access need, then what you are trying to do. Get a tailored set of services, tools and resources with WCAG cross references.
Open the Accessibility Navigator →ToolWCAG Compliance Criteria Search
Filter all 87 WCAG 2.2 success criteria by disability impact, conformance level, principle and primary focus area.
Search and filter WCAG 2.2 criteria →ToolDocument Accessibility Tool
Identify common Word and PDF accessibility issues, with worked examples and a checklist of frequent failures.
Use the document accessibility tool →ToolOrganisation Accessibility Self Assessment
Evaluate your organisation against the W3C Accessibility Maturity Model and get an indicative level with priority recommendations in 90 seconds.
Take the self assessment →ToolWCAG 2.2 Quick Reference
Every WCAG 2.2 success criterion in plain English with a real world failure example, the access needs affected, and the tools and services that address each one.
Open the WCAG Quick Reference →ToolAccessibility Statement Generator
Generate a compliant, professional accessibility statement tailored to your organisation in minutes.
Generate your accessibility statement →Want a score rather than a search?
These tools help you look things up and work things out. If you want an automated result for a specific page or file, run one of the do it yourself checks instead: paste a web page address or upload a PDF, Word or PowerPoint document and get a score against WCAG with the issues that matter most.