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Image accessibility

Alt text checker for images and icons.

Find images, icons, and functional graphics that may need better text alternatives for screen readers and accessibility reports.

Catch missing or weak image alternativesSupports SEO and screen reader accessibility workflowsTurns findings into report evidence
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Alt Text Checker

Built for Content teams, ecommerce stores, publishers, and developers.

Images without alt attributes

Functional icons that may need accessible names

Decorative graphics that should be ignored by assistive technology

Image links or buttons with unclear purpose

Alt Text Checker

Audit image alternatives.

Find missing alt attributes, decorative images, suspicious filename alt text, and functional graphics without accessible names.

This tool inspects the HTML it can access. JavaScript-rendered or authenticated content may need dashboard monitoring or code scanning.

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The checks, evidence, and fixes are specific to alt text checker.

What to fix

Turn the scan into practical accessibility work.

Automated testing is a starting point. AuditYourWeb keeps the guidance direct so owners, agencies, and developers can decide what to fix next without pretending automation is legal certification.

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1

Describe meaningful images with concise, useful alt text.

2

Use empty alt text for purely decorative images.

3

Give functional icons accessible names through visible text or ARIA labels.

4

Avoid keyword stuffing; write alt text for people first.

Where it fits

From one free scan to a repeatable accessibility workflow.

Use Deep Accessibility Scan to find repeated image issues across product, blog, and landing pages.

The public checker is free to use. Saved websites, widget setup, deep scans, and code issue tracking live in the dashboard when your team needs a longer workflow.

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FAQ

Common questions about alt text checker.

Should every image have descriptive alt text?

No. Meaningful images need useful alternatives, but decorative images should usually use empty alt text so they are skipped.

Does alt text help SEO?

Helpful alt text can support image understanding, but the main goal is to describe meaningful content for users who cannot see the image.

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