Free accessibility checker that explains every WCAG fix
Loupe is a free Chrome and Edge extension that checks any web page for accessibility problems and explains how to fix each one in plain English.
Click the icon and Loupe scans the page with axe-core, the same engine used by many professional accessibility tools. Every issue is highlighted right on the page, with the element, the WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 rule it breaks, and what to change. You don't need to be an accessibility expert to understand the results.
Scans run in your browser. No account, no signup, and your pages never leave your computer.
For agencies and freelancers, there's an optional paid plan that turns a scan into a branded PDF report you can hand to clients.
Built for web developers, designers, and site owners who want a quick accessibility check before launch, or before a real audit.
Building small web tools and browser extensions from Reykjavík, Iceland. Made Loupe, a free accessibility checker that explains every WCAG fix.
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1Building small web tools and browser extensions from Reykjavík, Iceland. Made Loupe, a free accessibility checker that explains every WCAG fix.
Hello! Loupe is a free accessibility checker for Chrome and Edge. Most accessibility tools show you a list of errors and leave you to figure them out. Loupe highlights each issue on the page and explains the fix in plain English, so you don't have to be an expert to use it. Scans are free and run in your browser, with no account needed. I'd love to hear what you think, especially if you've tried WAVE or Lighthouse and found them confusing.