The WordPress accessibility plugin.
Connect your WordPress site to Scanpoof with an API key. See your results in wp-admin, and let the plugin apply the fixes Scanpoof prepares without touching your content.
Your results, inside WordPress
Once connected, the Scanpoof page in your WordPress admin shows what the daily scan found, so you don't have to leave WordPress to check on your site.
- Accessibility: your score and the issues that matter most
- Performance, SEO and security results from the same scan
- A list of fixes ready to apply, and the ones waiting for your review
Fixes Scanpoof prepares, applied for you
The plugin applies fixes as WordPress sends each page. Your posts, pages, media library and theme are never changed, and if you deactivate the plugin your site shows exactly what it showed before.
- Basic fixes on every paid plan and during the trial: missing alt text, the page language, names for icon-only links and buttons, labels for form fields
- Color-contrast fixes stay off until you allow them, so your site's look never changes without your permission
- Smart fixes with the AI Fix add-on (from $39 a month): written by AI, tested on your live page, applied only after you approve
- Download the full list of fixes at any time, to hand to a developer
Ready for AI agents on WordPress 6.9+
On WordPress 6.9 and later, the plugin registers abilities with WordPress's Abilities API, so an AI agent you have connected to your site can read your accessibility summary, list fixes waiting for review and ask for a new scan.
- Every ability needs a logged-in administrator
- An agent can approve a fix only if you switched that on for the site
- One line of code turns the abilities off
Install it in a few minutes
The plugin is coming soon to the WordPress.org plugin directory. Until it is listed there, install it from the zip file in your Scanpoof dashboard.
Version 1.8.4 · WordPress 5.6 or later · PHP 7.4 or later · GPLv2 or later
Step 1: Start your free trial
Create a Scanpoof account and add your site. The trial lasts 14 days and needs no card.
Step 2: Download the plugin
In your Scanpoof dashboard, find the Plugins & connections card and choose Get plugin. You get a file called scanpoof.zip.
Step 3: Upload it to WordPress
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose scanpoof.zip, then Install Now and Activate Plugin.
Step 4: Create an API key
Back on scanpoof.com, go to Settings → API keys and choose Generate key. Copy it; it is shown once.
Step 5: Connect your site
In WordPress, open Scanpoof in the left menu, paste the key, choose Save key, then Activate this site.
Step 6: Apply fixes
Choose Apply fixes. The first time, the plugin asks you to confirm how fixes work. From then on it picks up new fixes once a day.
What a plugin can and can’t do
Automated testing finds many accessibility problems, but not all of them, and no plugin can guarantee that a site is accessible or legally compliant. Scanpoof shows which issues need a developer or a content change.
Not on WordPress? Scanpoof still scans any site daily; see all features.
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