Free tool
Accessibility statement generator
Fill in who you are, how people can reach you and the barriers you know of. The generator writes a draft on the pattern of the EU model statement, which you read through and publish on your website. We store nothing you enter.
What belongs in an accessibility statement
A statement tells visitors how accessible your website is and what to do if something does not work for them. The draft covers the parts of the EU model statement:
- Who is responsible for the website, and which website it covers
- How far the website meets the requirements, and which content is not accessible
- How and when the statement was made
- How people report barriers or ask for content in an accessible form
- Where to turn if they do not get a satisfactory answer
Where to publish it
Put the statement on a page of its own and link to it from every page, usually in the footer next to the imprint and the privacy policy. Update it when you fix barriers or find new ones, and change the date.
Why there is no “fully meets”
Few websites meet every requirement, and no tool can show that one does. A statement that says “partially” and names the barriers is honest, and it tells people where to get help. So the generator only offers “partially meets” and “does not meet”.
Build the statement from a scan
If you do not know your barriers yet, start with the free scan of your homepage. In the single audit, the draft statement is built from the scan of up to 250 pages and your answers in the guided check. About the single audit
- €0 Homepage
- €79 Up to 250 pages, one-off
- No account needed