Accessibility Tools
Contrast checkers and accessible name testers
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Speech to Text Transcriber
Real-time speech recognition using Web Speech API. Transcribe audio to text with language detection.
Bionic Reading Converter
Bold the first letters of each word to read faster and stay focused. Free online Bionic Reading converter with adjustable fixation and live preview.
OKLCH Contrast Checker
Check WCAG 2.x color contrast ratios with live OKLCH and OKLab controls. Test any foreground/background pair for AA and AAA compliance and see the perceptual OKLab Delta-E, all in-browser.
HTML Alt Text Checker
Scan HTML for images missing alt text, empty alt, or broken img/src attributes and export an accessibility report
ARIA Accessibility Checker
Scan HTML for missing labels, invalid ARIA usage, and landmark accessibility issues
Heading Structure Checker
Analyze HTML heading hierarchy, skipped levels, duplicate H1, and empty headings
Braille Translator
Translate text to Grade 1 Unicode Braille and back. Letters, numbers, and punctuation — all in your browser.
Keyboard Focus Order Checker
Paste HTML to list the expected keyboard tab order, flag positive tabindex, unreachable onclick controls, and aria-hidden focus traps
Accessible Name Calculator
Compute the accessible name of any element from pasted HTML — see exactly what screen readers will announce, and find unnamed buttons, links and inputs that fail WCAG 4.1.2.
Why Choose Our Tools
Lightning Fast
All tools run directly in your browser with no server processing required.
Privacy First
Your data never leaves your device. No collection, storage, or tracking.
100% Secure
All tools are secure with enterprise-grade encryption protocols.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should use these accessibility tools?
Anyone checking contrast, alt text, or inclusive language — designers, developers, content writers, and educators making their work usable for everyone.
Do these tools replace a full WCAG audit?
No. They cover common checks quickly, but a complete audit also needs keyboard testing, screen reader passes, and assistive technology review.
Do the tools follow WCAG standards?
Yes — contrast ratios and other checks reference WCAG 2.x success criteria, and each tool states which level it measures against.
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Last updated: October 14, 2026