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// Web & SEO
Image ALT Generator
Write alt text for every image on your site. No AI, and no bill per image.
Not sure it fits your job? Tell us about it. We will give you an honest answer before you buy.
// the problem
A site with 3,000 images and no ALT text has both an accessibility problem and an SEO problem. The usual fix is an AI service that charges per image, describes pictures in a generic way, and produces something different every time you run it.
// what this does
Most of the time the information is already on the page — the filename, the caption, the heading above it, the product title, the variant name. This builds ALT text from that, using rules you can read and change. No model, no per-image cost, and the same input always produces the same output.
// features
What you get
No AI, no API bill
Nothing is sent to a model. 3,000 images cost the same as 30 — which is nothing.
Uses context that's already there
Filenames, captions, nearby headings, product titles, variant and category names all feed the rule.
Rules you can read
The output is explainable. When something reads wrong you can see exactly which rule produced it and change it.
Deterministic
Run it twice, get the same result. Nothing drifts between runs, which matters when you're doing this across a whole site.
Skips what shouldn't have ALT
Decorative images correctly get an empty ALT rather than noise — which is the accessible answer, not a shortcut.
Review before publishing
Output is reviewable as a list, so you can fix the handful that read awkwardly instead of trusting all 3,000 blindly.
// how it works
Three steps, start to finish
01
Point it at your images
A site, an export, or a content directory — wherever the images and their context live.
02
Set your rules
Choose which sources to use and in what priority, and how to handle decorative images.
03
Review and apply
Check the generated list, adjust anything that reads badly, then write it back.
// licensing
Pick the licence that matches how you'll use it
You get the same tool in every plan. What changes is how many places you can use it, and how fast we answer you.
Single
One site or one machine
- Full product, no feature limits
- One site / one machine activation
- Updates for the licence period
- Included support — 48 hour response
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Business
Multiple sites, one team
- Full product, no feature limits
- Multiple activations
- Updates for the licence period
- Priority support — 12 hour response
- Configuration guidance included
Agency
Deploy across client work
- Full product, no feature limits
- Use across client projects
- Updates for the licence period
- Managed support — 4 hour response
- Install & setup on request
Tell us which plan fits you. We send the price the same day. You are not committing to anything by asking.
// specifications
Technical details
- Type
- SEO & accessibility tool
- Method
- Rule-based — no AI model
- Sources used
- Filename, caption, nearby headings, product data
- Cost per image
- None — no API calls
- Deterministic output
- Yes
- Current version
- —
Where you see a dash, we have not put a number because we will not guess one. Ask us and we will give you the exact answer for your setup.
// support
What happens after you buy
- Help to get it installed and running. We would rather it works than leave you stuck
- Bug fixes for as long as your licence runs
- New versions as we release them
- A reply inside your plan's time: 48 hours, 12 hours or 4 hours
// faq
Questions about Image ALT Generator
For most site images the useful information is already on the page, and rules give you output that's free, repeatable and explainable. AI descriptions cost per image and vary between runs — for 3,000 images that's a real bill and a real review problem.
It's as good as the context on your page. Well-named product images with real captions produce genuinely good ALT. Images called IMG_2831.jpg with no surrounding text produce weak ALT — and no tool, AI included, can fix that honestly.
Yes, and correctly — decorative images get an empty ALT attribute rather than a description, which is what screen readers actually want.
It's built around the context sources rather than one CMS. Tell us your platform and we'll confirm the fit before you buy.
Yes — reviewing the list before applying it is the intended workflow, not an optional extra.
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// next step
Not sure if it fits your setup?
Tell us what you use now. If Image ALT Generator is not the right fit, we will say so.