Free accessibility statement generator

Show your organisation’s good-faith effort on accessibility. Strengthen your legal position and give users an easy way to report issues.

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What is an Accessibility Statement?

An accessibility statement is a public declaration that explains your website or digital product’s commitment to making content accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.

Compliance Status

Compliance Status

Is your site fully, partially, or not yet compliant with accessibility standards (like WCAG 2.1/2.2)?

Audit Info

Audit Info

Share how and when you evaluated accessibility, including tools used or testing methods.

Known Limitations

Known Limitations

List inaccessible features, categorized by non-compliant areas, features too costly to fix right now and third-party content beyond your control

Contact and Feedback

Contact & Feedback

Provide email, phone, or form to report issues. Mention who handles requests and expected response time.

Escalation Process

Escalation Process

Let users know how to file a complaint if their concern isn’t resolved.

Important

Publishing an accessibility statement is a requirement under the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and strongly encouraged under other global laws like the ADA in the U.S. and the UK Equality Act.

Why you need an accessibility statement

More than a formality. A short statement earns its place in a few important ways.

Public proof of your work

An accessibility statement publicly demonstrates your organisation’s genuine commitment to equal access and the accessibility work you’ve done to achieve it.

Required in the EU

Under the European Accessibility Act (EAA), publishing an accessibility statement is mandatory, and it should follow the set template under the Web Accessibility Directive.

Helps with the ADA and similar laws

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other accessibility laws don’t require a statement, but if a complaint arises, it could count in your favour.

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Global Coverage

Covers ADA, WCAG & Other Global Laws

While the EAA forms the legal foundation in the EU, other major accessibility laws also encourage or require accessibility statements.

ADA

Americans with Disabilities Act

United States

U.S. regulations increasingly expect websites to provide accessibility transparency

EN 301 549

European Standard

European Union

The official European technical standard supporting EAA

WCAG

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

International

Referenced by most global accessibility laws as a technical benchmark

UK Equality Act

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Requires digital equality in services for users in the UK

Our tool aligns your accessibility statement with the structure and tone expected under these frameworks, allowing you to demonstrate international accessibility readiness.

How it works?

Three simple steps to your compliant accessibility statement

Customizable Output

Answer Simple Questions

Tell us about your website, its accessibility features, known issues, and contact details.

1

Generate a Compliant Statement

We’ll instantly build a professional, EAA-aligned accessibility statement – customized to your inputs.

2

Copy, Paste & Publish

Add the statement to your site’s footer, accessibility page, or legal section. Done!

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Frequently asked questions

It depends where you operate. In the EU, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) makes a published statement mandatory, as of June 2025. In the US, the ADA doesn’t require one, but it’s widely recommended as evidence of your accessibility efforts. Other regions, such as the UK, encourage them too.
Yes, it’s worth having whether the law requires it or not. It’s mandatory in the EU under the EAA, and even where it isn’t, a statement shows your commitment, gives users a way to report barriers, and documents your efforts if your accessibility is ever questioned.
It’s an accessibility statement that meets the European Accessibility Act (EAA). Since June 2025, the EAA requires private businesses serving EU customers to publish one, declaring how their site meets accessibility requirements and how users can report problems. This generator builds a statement aligned with those requirements.
It’s a statement written to support compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA doesn’t legally require one, but publishing an ADA accessibility statement shows a good-faith effort on accessibility and gives users a way to report barriers, which is why it’s widely recommended for US websites.
Yes, it’s completely free, with no account and no email required. Answer a few short questions and download your statement as HTML or PDF.
On a dedicated “Accessibility Statement” page, linked from your website footer so it’s reachable from every page. The footer is the conventional place users look for it.

Be transparent. Be compliant. Be inclusive.

With accessibility legislation expanding across the globe, an accessibility statement is no longer optional – it’s expected. Our generator helps you meet EAA standards, align with ADA best practices, and signal your commitment to digital inclusion.

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