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Find every image missing descriptive alt textImages are invisible to search engines unless you describe them. Alt text tells Google what a photo shows and tells screen readers what to announce. This checker scans every image on a page and flags missing, empty or weak alt text.
Find every image missing descriptive alt text
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Click "Check Images" to list every image on the page.
Fix the images flagged as missing alt text.
Images without alt text are invisible to search engines and silent for screen-reader users. This tool scans the page HTML, lists every image with its alt attribute, and flags the ones missing it, so you get a concrete fix list.
The report also shows which images deliberately use empty alt text for decorative graphics, plus an overall coverage percentage so you can track improvement over time.
Three places the payoff shows up.
Ecommerce catalogs win when every product photo carries a proper description that pulls steady traffic from image search daily now.
Blogs with heavy photography lift both SEO and accessibility scores with a single audit pass over their images today easily.
Missing alt text is one of the most common WCAG failures flagged in accessibility audits, and this scan finds every instance.
Start with product listings, tutorials and infographics: the images most likely to rank and most encountered by screen readers first.
What good alt text looks like.
A concise, literal description of what the image shows, usually under 125 characters.
Describe the subject and relevant detail; skip phrases like "image of" and never stuff keywords.
Purely decorative images should use empty alt so screen readers skip them entirely.
Fix the flagged rows with concise, honest descriptions, and your images start working twice: in search results and for every visitor.

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