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Any website can contain accessibility barriers that impact users
Accessibility issues can prevent users from navigating your site with assistive technologies. A WCAG scanning tool helps you identify these issues early, understand where barriers exist, and guide remediation efforts that improve usability for everyone.
AudioEye’s WCAG scanner gives you an immediate snapshot of how your site performs against WCAG 2.2 AA standards, highlighting issues that need attention.
Scan → Review → Improve
How does the WCAG scanning tool work?
Our automated WCAG scanning software analyzes your webpage using industry-recognized WCAG 2.2 AA success criteria.
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Step 1: Scan your webpage instantly
Enter a URL and our automated WCAG scan tool tests your page against more than 400 accessibility rules.
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Step 2: Review your accessibility report
Get a clear breakdown of detected issues, grouped by severity and category.
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Step 3: Understand your next steps
Use prioritized recommendations to begin improving your site’s WCAG alignment.
Detect and fix more WCAG issues with AudioEye’s complete accessibility platform
Automated scanning is a powerful starting point, but it can’t identify every accessibility barrier. AudioEye pairs automated WCAG scanning with expert human testing, real-time issue detection, and continuous monitoring to ensure your site evolves in an accessible way.
Whether you’re improving user experience or strengthening accessibility maturity, AudioEye provides the tools and support needed to achieve meaningful results.
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Reduction in valid lawsuit claims for customers using AudioEye’s full suite of AI-driven automation and expert audits, compared to other industry solutions.
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Industry-leading automated testing
Continuous monitoring and automated fixes help us deliver over 1.3 billion fixes each day.
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Our audits are performed by certified accessibility experts and members of the disability community.
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We provide real coverage for each page we guarantee, should a legitimate issue result in legal cost.Our audits are performed by certified accessibility experts and members of the disability community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a WCAG scanning tool?
A WCAG scanning tool analyzes a webpage for accessibility issues based on WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines. It highlights detected issues and provides guidance for improvement.
What does a WCAG scanner detect?
A WCAG scanner identifies issues related to structure, contrast, ARIA usage, interactive elements, form fields, keyboard navigation, and more — all mapped to WCAG 2.2 AA success criteria.
How accurate is automated WCAG scanning?
Automated scanning detects many common issues but cannot identify every barrier. Pairing automated tests with expert human review provides a more complete accessibility picture.
What’s the difference between automated and manual WCAG testing?
Automated testing checks code-level patterns at scale, while manual testing evaluates usability, assistive technology behavior, and contextual barriers that automation cannot detect.