Free website accessibility widget

21 accessibility features.
One free widget.

Give your visitors font, colour, reading, and navigation controls in one free accessibility widget. Add AccessiYes with an installation script or the free WordPress accessibility plugin.

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Try a few of the 21 features.
Sample content

Your content.
Their preferred view.

Make text larger, switch to a darker view, or open up the spacing. Your visitors can choose the adjustments they prefer.

Try the sample controls below.

Explore the reading controls

Try these controls on the sample above.

21visitor features
50+widget languages
4accessibility profiles
Built by the team behind CookieYes
Explore the accessibility widget features

Font controls. Contrast modes.
Reading tools. And much more.

Explore all 21 features below. Every tool adds another way for visitors to use your content, and you can choose which controls appear in your widget.

Font adjustmentsInteractive sample
A little more room to read

Text that works
for the reader.

Some visitors prefer larger letters or heavier text. A few simple adjustments put the choice in their hands.

Font size and weight are shown in this sample.

Text and font controls

Make text easier
to read.

Add font controls to your website so visitors can choose a text size, weight, and font style that suits them.

Adjust Font Size

Let visitors increase or decrease text size to suit their reading preferences.

Dyslexia Font

Offer an alternative font designed for readers who prefer dyslexia-friendly letterforms.

Font Weight

Make lettering heavier for visitors who prefer bolder text.

Content highlightingInteractive sample
On the page

Find the useful details.

A clear heading helps visitors scan your page. A visible link helps them decide where to go next.

Read the documentation

Choose your next step.

Headings, links and alignment

Help visitors find
their way through content.

Make headings and links stand out, and give visitors a choice of text alignment.

Highlight Title

Emphasise page headings so visitors can spot sections while scanning.

Highlight Links

Make links more distinct so visitors can find the next step.

Text Align

Let visitors choose left, right, or centre alignment.

Text spacingInteractive sample
Space to follow each line

A little space.
A different reading view.

Letter spacing and line height give visitors another way to adjust how text is displayed.

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Letter spacing and line height

Give every line
some breathing room.

Let visitors adjust text spacing on your website, especially when reading longer pages.

Letter Spacing

Increase the gap between letters to change how closely text is set.

Line Height

Add space between lines for a more open reading layout.

Contrast modesInteractive sample
Same content. Three views.

Choose a view
that suits you.

Your visitors can change the contrast while they browse.

Dark, light and high contrast

More contrast options.
More visitor choice.

Add contrast controls to your accessibility widget so visitors can choose how your page appears.

Dark Contrast

Switch to a darker colour scheme for visitors who prefer dark backgrounds.

Light Contrast

Offer a lighter colour scheme for visitors who prefer light backgrounds.

High Contrast

Apply a high-contrast view to make text and page elements more distinct.

Colour saturationInteractive sample
Colour at your pace

Turn the colour
up. Or down.

Try a softer palette or a greyscale view.

Colour saturation controls

Let visitors choose
the colour intensity.

Give your website visitors high saturation, low saturation, and monochrome options in the same widget.

High Saturation

Increase colour intensity for a more vivid view.

Low Saturation

Reduce colour intensity for a more muted view.

Monochrome

Display the page in greyscale.

Navigation adjustmentsInteractive sample
Less distraction. More control.

Let visitors set
their browsing pace.

Pause the moving sample below or try a larger pointer inside this preview.

Sample audio available
Sound, motion and cursor controls

Give visitors control
over distractions.

Let visitors reduce sound and motion or make the pointer easier to see while browsing your website.

Mute Sounds

Mute page audio to reduce sound distractions.

Pause Animations

Pause supported animations and motion on the page.

Big Cursor

Enlarge the pointer so it is easier to locate.

Available profilesIn the widget

Epilepsy Safe Mode

Seizure Safe

ADHD

Low Vision

Accessibility profiles

Several adjustments.
One starting point.

Give visitors a quicker way to choose settings, with four accessibility profiles available in the widget.

Accessibility Profiles

Apply a preset combination of settings, then fine-tune individual controls. Choose from Epilepsy Safe Mode, Seizure Safe, ADHD, and Low Vision.

Widget language supportInteractive sample
Hello. Hola. Bonjour.

Accessibility menu

Content adjustments
50+ widget languages

A familiar language.
For more of your visitors.

Offer an accessibility menu in 50+ languages, including English, Arabic, Hindi, Malayalam, Spanish, French, and Chinese.

Language Support

Let visitors choose the widget interface language. Website content translation is separate.

For website owners

Set up your free widget
to fit your website.

Choose the features your visitors see, customise the widget's appearance, and make your accessibility statement easy to find.

Choose the features

Enable or disable individual modules across Content, Colour, and Navigation adjustments.

Make it fit your website

Adjust the widget colour, size, and position to fit your website.

Share your accessibility statement

Create a statement or link an existing statement or VPAT, and make it available through the widget.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can install the free AccessiYes accessibility widget using the installation code or download the free WordPress plugin. The widget currently includes 21 features: 8 content adjustments, 6 colour adjustments, 5 navigation tools, accessibility profiles, and widget language support.
AccessiYes gives visitors controls to adjust text, colours, contrast, and their reading experience to suit their preferences. These tools can support your accessibility efforts. Meeting WCAG requirements also involves reviewing and improving your website's content, design, and underlying code, with automated and manual accessibility testing.
AccessiYes adds an accessibility widget to your WordPress website. You can customise its colour, size, and position to fit your design. After activating the plugin, check the widget on your pages alongside your theme and other plugins.
The widget adds a script to your website. Performance can vary with your theme, other plugins, and site configuration. Check page speed and Core Web Vitals before and after installation to assess the effect on your site.
After adding the installation code or activating the WordPress plugin, review the widget on your website. You can customise its appearance and choose which controls visitors see. The 21 features include four accessibility profiles and an interface available in 50+ languages. Language selection changes the widget interface; it does not translate your website content.

Start making your site
inclusive today.

Put 21 accessibility features on your website. Get your installation code or download the free WordPress plugin to give visitors more control over their experience.