Accessibility statement
Keyboard access, labels, alternatives to pointer input, and known verification limits.
Designed to be understandable and operable
The site uses labelled inputs, semantic headings, a skip link, visible focus styles, descriptive links, and keyboard-operable navigation. Results and errors include status information where appropriate. The mobile layout keeps forms and tool cards within the available width.
Color is not the only signal
Text differences include added and removed labels as well as colored backgrounds. Contrast results say Pass or Fail explicitly. Images have descriptive preview labels, while decorative illustrations are hidden from assistive technology. A sample from a transparent image is labelled separately from its RGB value.
Alternatives to pointer-only actions
The image color picker has X and Y coordinate fields as an alternative to clicking the canvas. Cropping uses labelled pixel fields, and native buttons create and download the output. The category menu and FAQ sections can be operated with the keyboard. Clipboard actions may require browser permission; visible text remains available for manual selection.
Known limits and checks
Representative layouts and workflows are checked, but the site has not undergone a complete independent accessibility audit and does not claim certified WCAG conformance. File pickers, date fields, and download dialogs can behave differently across browsers and assistive technologies. A blocked clipboard permission may require manual copying.
Report a barrier
If something prevents you from using a tool, describe the page, task, browser or assistive technology if relevant, and what happened. Use Contact & help for the available support options. Do not send sensitive information in a report.