AI-powered WCAG criteria mapping for accessibility issues
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updated 19 Jul 2026
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About WCAG Picker
WCAG Picker helps you connect a real accessibility problem to the WCAG success criteria behind it. Describe what you ran into, in your own words, and it returns the criteria that apply along with a short, ready-to-paste summary.
Open it on any page from the toolbar. Type something like "the submit button has no visible focus outline when I tab to it" and you get the relevant criteria (here, 2.4.7 Focus Visible), the level, and a plain explanation you can drop into a ticket.
What you can do:
- Get WCAG A and AA criteria for any issue you describe. Turn on AAA or EN 301 549 references when you need them.
- Add context (browser, OS, assistive technology, device) for sharper results.
- Save issues to a collection and attach screenshots.
- Export your collection as CSV, Markdown, JIRA text, HTML, or JSON, and import it back later.
- Who it's for: developers, QA, designers, and accessibility specialists who want to go from "this feels broken" to the specific criterion fast.
Note: WCAG Picker uses an AI model to generate suggestions. Treat results as a starting point and review them with human judgment.