Coverage, not just presence
We count how many images carry a meaningful alt — the signal both screen readers and image search depend on.
Free tool · 100% in your browser
Image Alt Text Auditor
Paste your HTML and get alt-text coverage: how many images have alt, which are empty, and which are overly long — with why it matters.
What this tool checks
Empty alt is sometimes right
A purely decorative image should have alt="" so assistive tech skips it. We flag empties so you can confirm they're intentional.
This tool sees your page from the outside
The free Aetos plugin sees inside your WordPress.
This tool checks what a bot sees from a public URL. The free Aetos edition runs a real audit from inside WordPress — across your pages and WordPress environment — so it catches signals an outside view cannot see.
Free edition, no card. Pro adds additional analysis modules, exports, and the AI fix assistant. Want us to do it for you? Talk to the team → Talk to the team
FAQ
Common questions
How long should alt text be? +
Concise and descriptive — under ~125 characters. Describe the image's purpose, not every detail, and don't keyword-stuff.
Does alt text help SEO? +
Yes — it's how image search understands a picture, and it's an accessibility requirement. Both matter.