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Find every image missing alt text on any page.

Scan a URL, get every <img>, and see which are missing alt, using generic alt like ‘image’, or blocking Core Web Vitals with no dimensions.

  • Live HTML scan
  • Accessibility + SEO checks
  • Filter by issue

Want a human read on this?

Nimitt reviews your site in 24 hours, free. No pitch. You get a clear note on what to fix first, in plain language.

We do not store what you check. Inputs stay in your browser and are sent to our server only to fetch the URL you asked for.

Alt text is the boring SEO fix that unlocks image search traffic and passes accessibility audits. It also protects you when a client's site fails a WCAG check the week before launch.

This tool fetches your page, extracts every image, and flags: missing alt, generic alt (image, logo, photo, DSC1234), overly long alt, missing width or height, and images loaded without loading="lazy".

Where this tool actually helps

  • Before a WCAG or accessibility audit

    Catch missing alt text and blank decorative alts before the auditor does.

  • Blog post pre-publish check

    Editorial images almost always ship without alt. Run this before publishing.

  • Core Web Vitals debugging

    Missing width/height on images causes CLS. This tool shows you the offenders.

How to read the result

Missing alt means no alt attribute at all. That is a hard fail. Empty means the attribute exists but is blank, which is only correct for purely decorative images.

Generic means the alt text is one of the boilerplate strings that add nothing (image, photo, DSC1234). Long means over 125 characters, which most screen readers truncate.

Common mistakes we see

  • Using the filename as alt text. DSC01234.jpg tells nobody anything.
  • Describing the image without describing what it means in context. Alt is about purpose, not just contents.
  • Adding alt text to purely decorative images. Leave alt='' for those.
  • Skipping width and height because the image is responsive. Set them anyway. CSS handles the sizing.

FAQs

Are CSS background images checked?
No. Background images are decorative by definition and are invisible to screen readers regardless.
What is a good alt text length?
10 to 125 characters, focused on the purpose of the image in this context.
Does Google actually use alt text?
Yes, both for image search and as a ranking signal for the surrounding text. Do not skip it.

A note from Nimitt

A tool gives you a number. A person tells you what to do with it. If you want a straight answer on your site, send it over. I read every one myself.