Connect the WordPress plugin or add the code to any site
Updated October 14, 2026
WordPress and WooCommerce
The free Pandus Accessibility plugin shows the problems of the weekly check where you work, and adds an accessibility information page and a "Report a barrier" form. Its page on our site has the download and the full description.
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the file and activate it.
- Open Pandus in the admin menu and click Connect to Pandus.
- On Pandus, sign in or create a free account and click Connect. You return to WordPress by yourself; there is no key to copy.
The first check starts at once. The plugin gets access only to this one site, not to your other sites or your account. To disconnect, use Disconnect in the plugin, or Disconnect on the site page in your Pandus account.
What you see in WordPress
- A dashboard widget with the number of problems and what to fix first.
- A box next to every page, post and WooCommerce product with the problems found on that page.
- Suggested fixes: image descriptions and a few theme fixes that change your site only after you confirm, with one button to undo.
- Local tools that need no account: image descriptions in the media library, checks while you write and a theme colour contrast table.
The plugin does not add an overlay and does not make a site compliant by itself.
Wix, Shopify, Tilda and other platforms
Open the site in your account and find the block Code for any site: Wix, Tilda, Shopify, Webflow and others. Fill in the text of the accessibility information page, choose the language and the button position, click Copy the code and paste it before the closing </body> tag of your site. It adds a "Report a barrier" button and a page with the accessibility information, including the known limitations from the latest check. Every report reaches you by e-mail and appears in your account, where you mark it as handled.
Have the information text reviewed by your lawyer before you rely on it.