PageKiwi Find what's broken before your website visitors do.
Broken links, missing pictures and accessibility problems, in plain English.
How it works
PageKiwi explains your website in plain English and helps you get it fixed, whoever built it. Free, with no sign-up, no ads and no tracking. For anyone who looks after a website: a shop, a club, a school or a town office.
- Type your website's address in the box above and press Scan. It takes about a minute.
- See what's broken, worst first. Dead links, missing pictures, a phone number that differs between pages, and accessibility problems (the things that stop people using a screen reader, a keyboard or zoom), each in plain English with where it is and how soon to fix it.
- Send the list to whoever fixes your site. Copy the report's link, or the note beside each problem that says what to tell them.
New to looking after a website? Five calm steps, one at a time. PageKiwi 101
PageKiwi Tips
PageKiwi Tips, one plain-English website tip a month by email, is in beta and coming later. For now, our free guides explain the most common website problems.
Where do I start?
- Something's wrong with my website and I don't know whatFull CheckEvery check on one page, with what to fix first.
- Check one thing: links, pictures, accessibility or contact detailsThe checks, one at a timePick the one you need from the list of tools.
- Hear by email when something on my site breaksSite WatchIn beta, coming later: we'll check every night and email you only when something changes.
- Make something for my site: a QR code, a favicon, an email signatureThings to makeAlt text, favicons, QR codes, signatures and smaller photos.
Learn by playing
Three short games that show what visitors with a screen reader, a keyboard or weaker eyesight run into. No sign-up.
- Spot the problem
A small web page with five things that trip visitors up. Can you find them? About a minute.
- What a screen reader hears
Four pictures, four choices: pick the description that helps a blind visitor most. About a minute.
- Write the alt text
Eight pictures: write the words a blind visitor would hear, and get instant tips. About five minutes.
Free add-ons
- PageKiwi for WordPress beta
Checks your WordPress site from the inside: broken links, pictures with no alt text, accessibility problems and hidden settings that hurt you, with where to click to fix each one.
- PageKiwi for Drupal beta
Similar checks inside Drupal 10.3 and 11, plus Drupal's own pitfalls: error messages shown to visitors, scheduled tasks (cron) not running, open sign-ups.
PageKiwi for Chrome is in progress. Coming later.
The WordPress and Drupal add-ons live in your site's admin menu, not on your public pages.