Accessibility Statement Generator
Publish an honest accessibility statement for your website or app. Choose the standard (WCAG 2.2 or 2.1) and level, state whether the site is fully, partially or not conformant, list known problems with what users can do instead, describe what you do to support accessibility, and give an email or phone number for feedback with a reply time. The generator adds how and when the site was assessed and warns about contradictions, such as claiming full conformance while listing known issues.
- Runs in your browser
- No sign-up
- Free to use
How to use Accessibility Statement Generator
- Enter the site, organisation and feedback contact.
- Choose the standard, level and conformance status.
- List known issues and your measures.
- Copy the statement and link it from every page footer.
Accessibility Statement Generator features
Conformance status
Full, partial or not conformant – stated clearly.
Known issues
With workarounds and plans.
Consistency checks
Warns about contradictory claims.
HTML, Markdown or text
Paste into any CMS, site builder or document.
Live preview
See the result in a sandboxed frame as you type.
Private
Generated in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.
When to use Accessibility Statement Generator
- Businesses preparing for the European Accessibility Act.
- Agencies handing over client websites.
- SaaS products answering procurement questions.
- Public-sector style statements (check the official model).
Accessibility Statement Generator FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a template, may need legal review, and should be checked by a qualified lawyer for your country and business before you publish it.
Do I need an accessibility statement?
Public-sector bodies in the EU and UK must publish one, and the European Accessibility Act requires information about accessibility for many consumer products and services from June 2025. For others it is good practice.
Can I claim WCAG conformance without testing?
No. Only claim what you have tested, ideally with an audit that includes keyboard and screen reader testing.
What if parts of my site are not accessible?
Say so, explain the workaround and when you plan to fix it. Honesty is better than an unsupported claim.
An honest statement builds trust
People with disabilities use an accessibility statement to know what to expect and how to get help. A clear contact route and a realistic reply time matter as much as the conformance claim.
Important: the result is a template, may need legal review, and is not legal advice. The generator only knows what you tell it, cannot check what your website really does, and laws differ between countries and change over time. Have the text reviewed by a qualified lawyer before you publish it, especially if you handle sensitive data, sell to consumers abroad or work in a regulated field.
Keep the document honest and current. Regulators and courts look at what you actually do, not at what a policy says, so update the text whenever you add a form, plugin, payment provider, analytics or advertising tool, and keep older versions with their dates.