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Free accessibility statement generator

Fill in a few fields, get a properly-structured accessibility statement for the EU, US or a generic jurisdiction. Nothing is sent to a server — copy the text and publish it today.

Honest note: a statement documents your effort — it isn't proof of compliance. Publish it alongside real remediation work, and update it whenever your status changes.

Keep it accurate automatically

Abledly keeps your statement in sync with real scan results, and generates country-specific versions (France, Germany, Spain, Italy) with the correct national enforcement body. See plans →

Why this matters

What a good accessibility statement actually contains

An accessibility statement is a public document that tells visitors what standard you're aiming for, how well you currently meet it, what's known to still be broken, and how to report a problem. Under the EU Accessibility Act, publishing one is part of demonstrating conformance. Under US law it isn't strictly mandated, but it's widely treated as evidence of good-faith effort — the same kind of dated record that matters if a demand letter ever arrives.

A statement worth publishing includes, at minimum:

  • A clear commitment statement — what you're aiming for and why
  • The standard referenced — WCAG 2.1 AA, and EN 301 549 if you're in the EU
  • Your current conformance status, honestly stated — full, partial, or not yet conformant
  • Known limitations — specific areas you know are still broken, and your plan to fix them
  • A feedback mechanism — a real contact for people to report accessibility barriers
  • For the EU, a note on the national enforcement body a visitor can escalate to

The generator above builds all of this from your inputs. What it can't do is tell you whether your conformance claim is actually true — that requires a real scan, which is exactly what our free live scanners do.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is an accessibility statement legally required?

Under the EU Accessibility Act, publishing an accessibility statement is a required part of demonstrating conformance. The US ADA doesn't mandate a specific statement format, but publishing one is widely recommended as evidence of good-faith effort.

Does generating a statement make my site compliant?

No. A statement documents your effort and current status — it isn't proof of compliance, and no honest tool should claim otherwise. Pair it with an actual scan and remediation of real issues.

What conformance status should I claim?

Be honest about your actual state: fully conformant, partially conformant, or not yet conformant. Overclaiming full conformance you haven't verified is worse for you legally and reputationally than an honest partial statement with a remediation plan.

Does this generator send my data to a server?

No. Everything happens in your browser with JavaScript — nothing you type is sent anywhere. You can copy the result and publish it yourself.

Do I need a different statement for each EU country?

Some EU member states have specific formatting or enforcement-body requirements in their national transposition of the EAA (for example France, Germany, Spain and Italy). This free generator produces a general EU version; Abledly's paid plans generate country-specific versions with the correct enforcement body.

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