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Accessibility Statement Generator

Answer 8 questions → get a ready-to-publish EAA / WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility statement. No signup, nothing leaves your browser.

1. Your service
2. Conformance status

List each exception honestly with a workaround if one exists. Overclaiming full conformance is a legal risk.

3. How you tested

Hold Ctrl/Cmd to select several. Honest combination: automated scan + manual spot-checks = "self-evaluation with automated tools".

4. Feedback channel

Why publish an accessibility statement?

  • The EU expects it. Services covered by the European Accessibility Act must inform users about the accessibility of their offering — a published statement is the recognised way to do it.
  • It documents good faith. A dated statement listing known issues and workarounds shows regulators and customers you take compliance seriously.
  • It reduces support load. Users who find a barrier get a named contact instead of abandoning silently.

This tool produces a template based on the EU model accessibility statement structure. It does not constitute legal advice and cannot verify your conformance claims — only testing can do that. Use the scanner first, then state honestly what you found.

This page writes the statement. Only a test can fill it in truthfully.

The generator above is free and stays free — eight questions, the full EU model structure, nothing held back. So is the test it points you at: the compliance report runs the accessibility checks and shows you the whole report, with a score and a grade, on the page. EUComply Pro is the same report for people who have to hand it to someone else: 33 checks — the same 15 accessibility rules, plus 18 server-side checks for GDPR and cookies, NIS2 and security headers — and a PDF you can send to a client and attach to the statement. $79/year, per website. If you only need the statement for one site, the free generator above is enough — nothing on this page is held back for a licence.