

Per-page issue list in the Block Editor sidebar.
AcceGuru helps identify and address accessibility issues related to WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 / 2.2, Section 508 and EN 301 549. Automated testing cannot establish legal compliance or complete WCAG conformance; manual review is still required.
The axe-core scanner checks selected posts, pages and public custom post types from one dashboard. Saved results appear in the Block Editor sidebar and A11y post-list column, while the front-end overlay highlights affected elements on the live page.
AcceGuru also provides toggleable accessibility fixers, site-wide ignored rules, optional AI-generated alt text using your own provider key, and an accessibility statement generator.
acceguru)Low-impact fixes are enabled on install. Appearance-changing fixes are off by default. Settings -> Fixers provides separate controls for skip links, focus outlines, language attributes, search and comment-form labels, empty searches, new-window and document-link labels, link underlines, video controls, positive tabindex, redundant titles and viewport scaling.
Accessibility requirements vary by jurisdiction. AcceGuru does not determine or guarantee legal compliance or complete WCAG conformance.
AI alt text is optional and uses an API key supplied by the site owner. Supported providers are OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini and Mistral. Keys are encrypted at rest using the WordPress authentication salt. See Privacy below for exactly when data is sent and for provider terms and privacy policies.
AcceGuru does not phone home and has no analytics, telemetry, third-party trackers or remote license validation. The scanner runs in the browser and scan results stay on your site.
AI features are optional. When you request alt text for one image, run Bulk Alt Text, or enable automatic generation on upload, AcceGuru sends the image content and a text prompt from your server to the selected provider. Testing an API key sends only a short text prompt; Bulk Alt Text performs this test before processing images. When media is stored remotely or served through an offloaded-media/CDN URL, AcceGuru may first fetch that attachment URL. No provider request is made unless an administrator configures an AI provider and API key. Requests occur when an authorized user generates alt text, an administrator tests a key or starts bulk generation, or automatic generation on upload has been enabled.
Provider information:
wp_options – settings, ignored-rules list, encrypted AI API keys (under acceguru_*)wp_postmeta – per-post scan results and scan summary (under _acceguru_*)wp_options transients – dashboard aggregate cache (1 hour TTL)On uninstall, data is preserved by default. The plugin replaces its shortcode on the tracked accessibility-statement page with a final static statement, so the published page remains readable without AcceGuru. Enable “Delete all data on uninstall” under Settings -> Rules, in the Advanced section, to remove plugin options, transients and post metadata and move the tracked statement page to the Trash. A page that no longer contains the AcceGuru shortcode is left untouched.
This plugin bundles axe-core (assets/js/axe.min.js, version 4.12.1), the accessibility testing engine by Deque Systems, licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Unminified source: https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core/tree/v4.12.1
The bundled DM Sans and JetBrains Mono fonts are licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The full license is in assets/fonts/OFL.txt.