Accessibility Audit — Contrast, WCAG 2.2 & PDF Report

About this plugin

Accessibility Audit Report scans your current Figma page against WCAG 2.2 andEN 301 549 criteria and turns the result into a structured audit — in the pluginpanel and as an exportable PDF you can attach to your project handoff.The European Accessibility Act has been in force since June 2025, and clientsdelivering digital products to the EU market increasingly ask their designers onequestion: "Can you show that accessibility was checked?" This gives you thedocument to answer it.HONEST BY DESIGNAutomated checks can only cover part of WCAG. Many criteria require humanjudgment, and no tool can audit a design file completely. This plugin is explicitabout where that line falls: anything it cannot measure reliably — text overgradients and images, semi-transparent overlays — is marked "manual check" ratherthan guessed. The report separates measured failures, heuristic warnings, anditems that need human review, and states plainly which parts of the standard itdoes not evaluate.The same discipline applies to every edit the plugin can make to your file:always deterministic, always something you explicitly confirm, always reversiblewith a single Undo. Never a guess.WHAT IT CHECKS- Text contrast (WCAG 1.4.3) — with real background detection, not just layer pairs- Non-text contrast for borders and UI components (WCAG 1.4.11)- Interactive target sizes (WCAG 2.5.8)- Font sizes (readability best practices)- Focus state variants in interactive components (WCAG 2.4.7)- Heading hierarchy (WCAG 1.3.1 / 2.4.6)- Focus order vs. visual reading order (WCAG 2.4.3)- Line height and text spacing (WCAG 1.4.12-adjacent)- Images missing alt-text annotations (WCAG 1.1.1)FIX AS YOU GOFound a contrast failure? Pick a passing shade straight from the finding — dragalong the original colour's hue for a quick fix, or open the full picker foranything else. The live contrast ratio updates as you drag. Apply to everyduplicate instance at once, and undo any time.SEE IT THROUGH DIFFERENT EYESSnapshot any selection and preview it through eight vision conditions — fourtypes of colour blindness (protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, achromatopsia)plus blurred vision, low contrast, yellowing, and bright light or glare. Eachcondition is labelled with how common it is. Download the result as a PNG orinsert it as a new frame beside the original, ready for a design review or clientpresentation.HOW THE REPORT WORKSFindings are grouped by WCAG criterion and mapped to the corresponding EN 301 549clauses. Every issue is deduplicated across repeated components, so fixing onebutton resolves all twenty instances at once. Clicking a finding jumps straight tothe affected layers on canvas. The PDF export includes a cover page, a severitysummary broken down by WCAG principle, and a full listing by criterion.FREE VS PROScanning is completely free, with no limit on detail — every rule, every finding.PDF export is free too, with a watermark on each page; Pro removes it. Fixincludes three free applications a month. Vision Simulator previews two conditionsfor free. Pro unlocks unlimited fixes, the full simulator, and frame export.PRIVACYYour designs never leave your file. The plugin has zero network access — noservers, no tracking, no data collection.WHO IT'S FORFreelancers, studios, and product teams delivering websites and apps for the EUmarket who need a documented accessibility check as part of their design handoff.Important: this plugin audits the design layer only — the implemented product mustbe tested separately. A report from this plugin documents automated design-stagechecks. It is not legal advice, does not certify conformance with the EuropeanAccessibility Act or any other regulation, and does not replace a fullaccessibility audit by a qualified specialist.