AltText.ai Reviews

AltText saves me time by generating alt text for my WordPress images.

Chrome and Firefox extensions make managing and updating alt text quick and easy directly from your browser.

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Pros:

Customizable Alt Text:

Text.ai allows you to customize the automatically generated alt text using custom ChatGPT prompts, letting you tailor descriptions to your content and audience.

Multi-Website Support:

AltText.ai can be used across multiple platforms, making it convenient for managing alt text on various websites like e-commerce stores or blogs.

Supported Image Types:

AltText.ai supports a wide range of image types, including photos, illustrations, diagrams, charts, logos, and icons, ensuring all your visual content is covered.

Bulk Upload via CSV:

You can create a CSV file with your image URLs, upload it to AltText.ai, and it will generate alt text for all of them in one go.

Scrape Existing Pages:

By just scraping the URL AltText.ai will generate alt text for any images that don’t already have it.

CMS Integrations:

If you’re using WordPress, Shopify, or other CMS platforms, AltText.ai has plugins and integrations that automate the alt text process directly within your site.

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https://nimb.ws/YI453Gl

I was hesitant to get this for the longest time. Paying for a tool that just does one part of SEO. But, when I realized how well this works along with how much of my website was missing alt text for my images, I knew this is a tool worth holding on to. If you can’t easily ensure you have alt image text in place, get alt text.ai. Regardless, at least give it a test drive. It quickly sells itself.

Just purchased, everything easy and works well. API key per website with max images setting - basically agency with whitelabelling use out of the box - now THIS is what I call a deal!

However, I would like like to see it automatically create an appropriate title and description. Yes, I know that 1. it's called 'AltText' and 2. Title and Description can automatically be set to the same as the alt-text generated but it's my understanding that they should all be different. This is what GPT says:

Yes, alt-text, title, and description can technically be the same, but it is generally not recommended. While they can convey the same information, each serves a different purpose and audience:

Alt-Text is primarily for accessibility, helping visually impaired users understand the content of the image.

Title is often used for SEO and provides a concise summary that can attract clicks.

Description offers a more detailed context or narrative about the image, enhancing user engagement.

Using unique and tailored text for each element can improve SEO and user experience, ensuring that each aspect effectively serves its intended purpose. However, if necessary, they can be identical as long as they convey the required information.

Obsviouly just a wish but I can't take away the simplicity nor the excellent commercial terms of this app. Even allows for British English (AU user here), amongst many others.

My alt text has been a haphazard mess since we launched our nonprofit's website a couple years ago. But not I don't even think about it anymore. Now when I upload an image, POOF, alt text magically appears in the field and it's perfect. I couldn't be happier, honestly. Thank you!

I've known I should use Alt tags for years. But I was too lazy to do it. And when I did, I didn't really describe the picture, just enough to get by and have something.

I hired an SEO expert several months ago. That cost me a few hundred dollars.

While browing AppSumo, I ran across this tool without even looking for it. Wow. I could fix my Alt Text problems without spending days/weeks/months manually going through them. Made the purchase, installed the WordPress plugin and found out I had over 1,100 images. About half (45% had some alt-text). With the 150 monthly credits from the deal, in a matter of less than an hour, every image on my site except 2 had at least something.

This left me hungry for more. I knew the ones that had alt text had text that really didn't add any value. Seeing alttext.ai's detailed descriptions made me want to have every image have detailed descriptions. I found that I could have it go through and create text for every image it hadn't created text for already. I bought the additional credits and knocked the rest of the images out in an afternoon. After that, I got into WordPress and found the two images it couldn't create text for (no idea why it couldn't). Now 100% of my images have rich alt-text. And with the lifetime subscription, all the images going forward will.

The deal is worth it. But if you have a lot of images on your site, check out the prices for credits. I could have waited months to get my 150 credits each month and just done a few images at a time. But I bought the credits to knock them all out in a day.

Give me more SEO tools like this. This was way cheaper than hiring someone, gave better results, and it was done in an afternoon.