Accessibility Checker Pro

See what a content scan reports

Accessibility Checker Pro runs more than 40 automated checks based on WCAG 2.2, primarily related to Level A and AA success criteria. When content is saved or published, findings appear in the WordPress editor. Each finding includes documentation to explain the issue and help guide remediation. You can review results on the edit screen or switch to a front-end view to see the affected elements.

Review content and development findings

Some findings point to edits such as adding missing alternative text, correcting heading order or link text, addressing color contrast, and adding headings to tables. Others may require changes to a theme, add-on, or custom code. The issue details can help teams explain those findings to the developer responsible for the change.

Extend scans and apply available fixes

Pro supports bulk full-website scanning and scans for custom post types, including portfolios, team member pages, and WooCommerce products. Available one-click fixes cover common barriers:

• Add skip links and focus outlines.
• Prevent links from opening new windows, force links to be underlined, and add warnings to links that open in new tabs.
• Label comment and search fields, show an error for empty search submissions, and label form fields with Pro-specific fixes.
• Add missing language and direction attributes, make the viewport scalable, and remove positive tab indexes.
• Remove title attributes when a preferred accessible name is present.
• Add file size and type information to links.
• Add missing page titles or block PDF uploads with Pro-specific fixes.

Fit checks into your WordPress setup

Accessibility Checker has been tested with the Gutenberg Block Editor, Classic Editor, Advanced Custom Fields, Avada, Beaver Builder, Divi, Elementor, Oxygen, WP Bakery, and WooCommerce.

Support and remediation

Pro clients receive unlimited personal support for extension usage and capabilities. Customers on a small business plan or above receive two accessibility office hours calls each month for remediation questions. Finding details and linked help articles also support teams as they work through reported issues.

Start a review

Install Accessibility Checker Pro in WordPress, then save or publish content to begin scanning. Review the findings in the editor, apply available fixes where appropriate, and include broader scans of custom post types or WooCommerce content in an ongoing review process.