App for Wix sites · Free plan
Lumo adds an accessibility button to every page of your Wix site. Visitors open it to enlarge text, raise contrast, highlight links, stop animations and more, and the site remembers their choice on every page. No cookies, no tracking, nothing sent to us.
You set Lumo up once from your Wix dashboard. It works on every page of your site, on desktop and mobile.
Bigger or smaller text, zoom, a readable font, high contrast, black and yellow, inverted colors, monochrome, sepia, highlighted links and headings, keyboard navigation, no animations, a big cursor and image descriptions.
VisitorsA visitor’s choice is saved in their own browser, so the next page opens already adjusted, without a flash of the unadjusted page. A reset button puts everything back.
VisitorsThe toolbar sets no cookies, sends nothing to us and has no server of ours behind it. Settings stay in the visitor’s browser.
PrivacyOne small file, about 10 KB compressed, loaded after your page has loaded. Visitors who saved settings get it right away, so their page appears adjusted.
SpeedLink the panel to your accessibility statement page and to an email address for reporting a problem, with your site’s name in the subject.
SettingsPick the button’s color and the corner it sits in, so it fits your design.
SettingsThe toolbar works with the keyboard: Tab or the arrow keys move between buttons, Esc closes the panel, and each button says whether it’s on.
KeyboardSaving writes the toolbar into your site’s Custom Code, in the head of every page. It appears in your Custom Code list, and one switch in the app turns it on or off.
SetupThe toolbar speaks Hebrew, English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, right to left in Hebrew. Use the default, follow each visitor’s browser language, or set one language for everyone. The dashboard comes in the same five languages.
LanguagesThe panel opens from the button in the corner of the page. On a phone it fills the bottom of the screen.
Install Lumo from the Wix App Market. Wix opens the app’s page in your dashboard.
Install the app on your site and approve the permissions it asks for.
Choose the button’s color and corner, add your accessibility statement page and an email for reports, and click Save.
Saving adds the toolbar to your site’s Custom Code, on every page. Visitors see the button within a few minutes.
They open the panel and pick what helps them. Their choice is remembered on every page of your site.
Every adjustment is in the Free plan. Pro removes the visitor limit. Plans are billed through Wix, like any app in the Wix App Market.
$0
Everything, for sites with up to 5,000 visitors a month.
$4.99 a month, or $48.96 a year (18% off)
For sites with more visitors.
Visitors are counted as unique visitors in the last 30 days, from your site’s Wix data. Over 5,000 on Free, the toolbar keeps working for everyone: a small “unlicensed” mark appears next to its button, and a line at the bottom of the panel points the site owner to the upgrade.
Did you get here from the accessibility toolbar on a site? The toolbar keeps working fully, and you don’t need to do anything. The message is for the site’s owner.
If your site shows a small “unlicensed” mark next to the accessibility button (“ללא רישיון” in Hebrew), it passed the Free plan’s 5,000 unique visitors in the last 30 days. The toolbar still works for every visitor. To remove the mark, upgrade to Pro from your Wix dashboard. There’s no purchase on this page, because the plan belongs to your site.
Yes. Free includes all 18 adjustments, the statement and report links, and your color and corner, for sites with up to 5,000 unique visitors a month. Pro costs $4.99 a month, or $48.96 a year (18% off), and has no visitor limit.
The toolbar keeps working for every visitor. A small “unlicensed” mark appears next to its button, and a line at the bottom of the panel points the site owner to this page’s upgrade section. Upgrade to Pro in your Wix dashboard and the mark comes off within a few minutes.
As unique visitors in the last 30 days, from your site’s Wix data, the same number Wix shows you. The app reads it when you open its page in the dashboard. The toolbar itself counts nothing and sends nothing.
No toolbar can do that on its own. Lumo helps visitors adjust how your site looks and behaves, but your site’s accessibility depends on its design, content and code. You remain responsible for your site’s accessibility and for any legal duty that applies to you, such as Israel’s accessibility regulations and standard IS 5568. Use Lumo alongside accessible design and an accessibility statement, not instead of them.
No. The toolbar sets no cookies, sends no requests to us and reads no visitor data. A visitor’s settings are saved only in their own browser (local storage). The toolbar file is loaded from Google’s cloud storage, or from Wix if that fails, like any file a page loads.
It’s one file of about 10 KB compressed, loaded after your page has finished loading. For visitors who saved settings, it loads right away so their page appears adjusted.
Turn it off with the switch on the app’s page, or delete its snippet from your site’s Custom Code (Settings → Custom Code). Uninstalling the app on its own doesn’t remove the snippet, so turn the toolbar off first.
Hebrew, English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, for the toolbar and for the app’s dashboard. You choose the toolbar’s language: the default, each visitor’s browser language, or one language for everyone.
More answers on the support page.
Install Lumo, set the color and your statement link, and save. It’s free up to 5,000 visitors a month.
