Upload image files.
Work directly with image files. Generate descriptions, review the wording, and copy the alt text into the content or code where each image is used.
Upload → Generate → Review → Copy
URL Scan · File Upload · AI Image Accessibility
Scan a page URL to find image alt text issues, or upload files and projects to create descriptions. Review AI-generated alt text, then copy it into your original code or content.
What a generic tool generates Vague · Missing data
→ Someone who can't see the screen only hears "bar chart." The information inside the image isn't getting through — that's exactly the problem.
What A11Y generates Complete · Every detail
Q1–Q4 figures come through exactly as shown.
URL Scan Available Now
Enter a page URL to check its image alt text. See the findings in a list, generate descriptions for items that need attention, and copy the reviewed text into your source code.
1 Scan a URL
Open URL Scan in the A11Y workspace and enter a page URL. A11Y checks the images on that page and lists its alt text findings.
| Image | Alt text check |
|---|---|
| product- | Non-compliantMissing alt textGenerate alt text |
| event- | Needs reviewCurrent text: “image” |
| team- | Alt text present“Team members around a meeting table.” |
Find issues
Review the results for each image. Start with non-compliant items and inspect any descriptions flagged for review.
No alt text found
Next step: generate a description for this image.
Generate & review
Generate alt text for the selected image. Check it against the image and its page context, then edit it as needed.
Light oak dining chair with a straight back and four tapered legs.
Copy & apply
Copy the reviewed description into the image’s alt attribute. Save and publish your changes in your own website or project.
<img
src="/images/product-chair.jpg"
alt="Light oak dining chair with a straight back and four tapered legs."
>The scan does not change your website. You apply the update.
From a page URL to a fix you can apply.Check image alt text, generate what is missing, and copy the reviewed result into your code. No SDK or WordPress plugin is required for this workflow.
Scan a URL in WorkspaceFile & Project Upload
Use URL Scan to check images on a web page. If you are working with local files or a project, upload them to A11Y to create and review image descriptions.
Work directly with image files. Generate descriptions, review the wording, and copy the alt text into the content or code where each image is used.
Upload → Generate → Review → Copy
Bring a project into A11Y and work through its images together. Review the generated descriptions, then apply them to the corresponding images in your original project.
Keep the source project under your control.
Why Does It Keep Getting Flagged?
Web accessibility lawsuits filed in the US in a single year. The most common finding in audit reports: missing or inadequate image alt text.
Sites that still received accessibility complaints after installing an overlay widget. Widgets cover the page — they don't change the information inside images.
That's what a generic AI tool writes for a data chart image. Screen reader users get almost no actual information.
A11Y helps you properly implement image alt text to WCAG 2.2 standards. Image descriptions are one of the first items checked in an accessibility audit.
An honest comparison
Fastest isn't always the right answer. What gets flagged in complaints is usually "the information inside images isn't coming through" — and a one-line summary or auto-overlay won't fix that.
This description was generated to meet international web accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2).
| What's different | A11YComplete information, auto-generated on demand | Tool ACheap and fast, but only one-line summaries | Tool BFully automatic, but an overlay approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| How well does it describe complex images? | Tables and charts explained in fullEvery number and item in the image, delivered in a separate detailed descriptionTechnical details
| Short one-line summaryEven complex tables and charts get a one-line summary — information inside may be lost | Short one-line summaryComplex images are also summarized in one line — information inside may be lost |
| How does it get applied to the site? | URL Scan, file upload, or project uploadCheck image alt text from a page URL, or generate descriptions from uploaded files and projects. Copy the reviewed text into your original source code.Technical details
| Saved in CMS + auto-filledSaves to WordPress or Shopify for editing in the admin panel; missing descriptions are auto-filledTechnical details
| Widget auto-applies across the entire siteAfter installation, it analyzes the whole site, auto-corrects, and re-checks periodicallyTechnical details
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| Best for | When you need it done right and documentedFast auto-generation is standard; every edit to an image's description stays in its history, so you can show what was fixed and when | When you need bulk processing at the lowest cost | When you need to apply fixes quickly across the whole site |
Two things matter.
A11Y is built for both. Other tools may lead on speed of site-wide coverage,
but if your goal is to fix it properly and leave evidence, A11Y is the better fit. (No tool can completely prevent a lawsuit.)
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Who builds this
A11Y is built by a team with 20 years of experience delivering accessibility projects for public institutions and enterprises. Rather than quick auto-correction, we understand what's wrong and why — and we fix it properly. We publish our research and let the results speak for themselves.
Misun Lim
A11Y Founder & CEO
"Accessibility isn't a checkbox. It's whether real users can use the page — and that starts with what a screen reader actually hears."
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