What is an accessibility statement?

An accessibility statement is a public declaration of your website's commitment to digital accessibility. It explains your conformance level, testing methods, known limitations, and how users can report accessibility issues.

Do I need an accessibility statement?

WCAG 2.2 does not require publishing an accessibility statement as a condition of conformance. A clear statement can still help users understand scope, known limitations, contact routes, and ongoing work; separate legal requirements may apply by jurisdiction.

What formats can I export?

You can export a draft in HTML, Markdown, plain text, or PDF. Review the content for accuracy and test the published page or document for accessibility before release.

Yes, the Accessibility Statement Generator is completely free to use. No registration or payment required.

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Accessibility Statement Generator

Create structured accessibility statement drafts based on WCAG 2.2 guidance. Import scan results instantly or build manually, then export to HTML, Markdown, PDF, or plain text.

WCAG 2.2 Structure

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Guided 4-step process with optional scan import to collect everything needed for your statement

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Export to HTML (ready to embed), Markdown, PDF, or plain text format

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Choose from basic, comprehensive, policy-focused, or developer-friendly templates

Import from Recent Scan

Pull completed URL audit results into the draft, then verify scope, limitations, and claims before publishing.

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Organization & Contact Information

Basic information about your organization and how users can contact you

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Website URL *

Contact Email *

Contact Phone

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Accessibility Statement Generator

Statement generator capabilities

Step-by-Step Wizard

Multiple Formats

Template Options

Accessibility statement workspace

Import from Recent Scan

Organization & Contact Information

Essential Accessibility Resources

Accessibility Statement Generator

Statement generator capabilities

Step-by-Step Wizard

Multiple Formats

Template Options

Accessibility statement workspace

Import from Recent Scan

Organization & Contact Information

Essential Accessibility Resources