Programming Tools
Form Accessibility and Honeypot Checker
Inspect form labels, accessible names, grouping, and possible honeypot fields. HTML is checked on your device, without submitting forms.
Checks labels, accessible names, grouping, and honeypot clues. Field-validation testing is excluded. This page never runs pasted scripts or submits the inspected forms.
Paste page source or a form fragment, then click Analyze (Ctrl/Cmd + Enter). You can also open a UTF-8 file up to 1 MB (25,000 elements). Include labels and referenced descriptions. HTML is parsed in an inert template and is never displayed as a live form.
Ready. Paste HTML and click Analyze, or open a local file.
Check the accessibility of your form markup
Look for missing names, broken label and ARIA references, duplicate IDs, and related choices without an established group name. A placeholder is not an associated label. Review findings in the original form before changing it.
What can a static check establish?
These are limited structural checks, not a full accessible-name calculation or a WCAG pass. External CSS, generated content, custom widgets, keyboard behavior, and screen-reader announcements require live review. Missing references may belong to HTML you did not paste. Honeypot effectiveness is always inconclusive from markup alone.
