Auto-fix accessibility issues
in Figma. Before dev ever sees them.
Aulys scans your Figma designs against 13 WCAG 2.2 criteria and fixes 7 of them in one click. Generate PDFs, VPATs, and A–F score badges — all without leaving Figma.
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The shift every design team needs
Stop discovering accessibility issues in QA. Start preventing them at design time.
The Old Way
Accessibility fixed in QA
- Dev finds 23 a11y issues in review
- Sent back to design — 2 days lost
- Manual WCAG checklist in a spreadsheet
- VPAT takes 4 hours to write
- Repeat every sprint
The Aulys Way
Accessibility fixed in Figma
- 13 WCAG 2.2 checks run in 3 seconds
- 7 issues auto-fixed in one click
- VPAT generated directly from your design
- A–F score badge added to your frame
- Zero back-and-forth with dev
See the fix happen in real time
One click. Instant fix. No guesswork.
This text doesn't have enough contrast
applied
This text now has great contrast
Everything your team needs to ship accessible designs
13 WCAG 2.2 checks. 7 auto-fixes. Full compliance documentation.
Fix contrast, font size, touch targets, alt text and more instantly.
VPAT Export
Generate a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template directly from your Figma file. The document enterprise procurement requires.
A–F Accessibility Score
Every frame gets a grade. Track improvement sprint over sprint. Insert the badge into your Figma design.
Design Token Audit
Checks your entire token system against WCAG thresholds. Catch token-level failures before they propagate.
13 WCAG 2.2 Checks
Text contrast, non-text contrast, touch target, focus appearance, reflow, label-in-name, heading hierarchy and more.
PDF + Ticket Export
Share a client-ready PDF audit report. Export issues directly to Jira, Linear, GitHub, or plain text.
Collaboration Comments
Annotate issues with team comments. Resolve, assign, and track remediation without leaving the plugin.
AI Fix Explanations
Each issue includes an AI-generated explanation of why it fails WCAG and exactly how to fix it.
The European Accessibility Act
is now enforceable.
Since June 2025, all digital products serving EU customers must meet WCAG 2.2 AA. Fines start at €1,000,000. Aulys helps your team comply at the design stage — before a single line of code is written.
From messy design to WCAG 2.2 AA in 3 steps
No training. No new tools. Just open Figma and go.
Select
Select any frame, component, or layer in Figma
Scan
Aulys runs 13 WCAG 2.2 checks in under 3 seconds
Fix & Export
Auto-fix issues, generate VPAT or PDF, add score badge
Designers love Aulys
Join 500+ designers shipping accessible designs
“Aulys saved us 3 days of back-and-forth with dev on every sprint. The VPAT export alone is worth the Pro price.”
“I run Aulys on every frame before handoff. The one-click contrast fix is magic. My devs think I suddenly became an a11y expert.”
“Finally a plugin that doesn't just tell me there's a problem — it fixes it. The EAA compliance angle is exactly what our clients need.”
How Aulys compares
The only plugin that actually fixes issues.
| Feature | Aulys | Stark | axe | Able |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auto-fix issues | ||||
| VPAT export | ||||
| A–F score badge | ||||
| AI explanations | ||||
| Design token audit | ||||
| Ticket export | ||||
| WCAG 2.2 AA checks | Partial | |||
| Price | $9/mo | $12/mo | Free | Free |
Data accurate as of April 2026
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
Free
Perfect for exploring
- 25 analyses / month
- 13 WCAG 2.2 checks
- Overlay visualisation
- Basic PDF export
- Figma Community listing
Pro
For professional designers
- Unlimited analyses
- All 7 auto-fixes
- VPAT + PDF export
- AI fix explanations
- Analysis history
- Score badge
- Design token audit
- Priority support
Team
For design teams
- Everything in Pro
- 5 seats
- Collaboration comments
- Ticket export (Jira/Linear/GitHub)
- Admin dashboard
- Dedicated support
Enterprise from $149/mo — VPAT SLA, custom onboarding, unlimited seats. Contact us →
Your next design handoff
could be your first accessible one.
Install free. No credit card. Runs entirely inside Figma.