Perceivable - Accessibility & Contrast

Perceivable checks your Figma designs for accessibility problems before they ship.

Press Scan and it goes through the whole page in one pass: text contrast, tap-target sizes, missing alt text, heading order, and more. It's all measured against WCAG, the standard behind the European Accessibility Act and the ADA. Each result points to the exact layer and tells you how to fix it, and most fixes apply in one click.

It also catches something other tools miss: colours that look fine to you but turn unreadable for colour-blind users. When it finds one, it suggests a colour that stays readable for everyone and recolours the layer for you. Other tools just show you a simulation. This one gives you the fix.

Everything runs on your own machine. No account, no sign-up, and your designs never leave your computer.

The free version does all the everyday checks and fixes. Pro (coming soon) adds AAA contrast, cross-screen consistency checks, the full eight-type colour-blindness simulator, and exportable reports for when you need to prove a design meets the standard.