Paste HTML to review practical accessibility basics directly in your browser. This free checker helps identify missing labels, headings, image alternative text, page language, button names, and vague links. Local checks run in your browser. Optional AI suggestions send the HTML you submit to Google Gemini.
Use Gemini for practical fix guidance after the local checks finish.
Use this tool for a quick first review before a website launch, redesign, or accessibility audit. It checks common HTML signals that affect screen-reader navigation and keyboard-friendly forms.
This browser-only checker is a helpful screening tool, not a complete WCAG audit. It does not replace keyboard testing, contrast testing, screen-reader testing, manual review, or specialist accessibility testing for complex applications.
Fix the reported issues, then test the complete page with real content and assistive technology.
Yes. The local checks run in your browser without an account or server upload. Optional AI suggestions send the HTML to Google Gemini.
No. Paste the HTML source because browsers restrict direct access to another website from a client-side tool.
No. These are common structural checks. Full accessibility also requires manual, keyboard, contrast, and assistive-technology testing.