Exporting to CSV / JSON
Download raw audit data for spreadsheet analysis, custom reporting, or integration with your existing tools.
Export Formats
📊 CSV Export
Best for spreadsheet analysis in Excel or Google Sheets. Each row represents one violation with columns for URL, rule, severity, WCAG criterion, element, and description.
Use for: stakeholder reports, tracking remediation progress, pivot tables
🔧 JSON Export
Full structured data including all violation details, element selectors, code snippets, and engine metadata. Ideal for developers and CI/CD integrations.
Use for: custom dashboards, JIRA/GitHub integration, automated pipelines
How to Export
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Open Your Audit Results
Navigate to any completed audit from your dashboard or scan history.
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Click Export
Click the Export button in the top-right of the results panel.
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Choose Format
Select CSV or JSON from the dropdown. You can also choose to export only violations, or include passes and warnings.
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Download
The file downloads immediately. For large site crawls, the export may take a few seconds to prepare.
CSV Column Reference
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| url | The page URL where the violation was found |
| rule_id | The axe-core or Pa11y rule identifier |
| severity | Critical / Serious / Moderate / Minor |
| wcag_criterion | The WCAG success criterion (e.g., 1.4.3) |
| wcag_level | A, AA, or AAA |
| description | Plain-English description of the issue |
| element | CSS selector of the failing element |
| html_snippet | The raw HTML of the failing element |
| engine | axe / pa11y / lighthouse |
| scan_date | ISO 8601 timestamp of the scan |