AltText.ai generates accessibility-friendly alt text descriptions for images automatically, aimed at both ADA/WCAG compliance and the SEO benefit of having every image properly described for search engines. It integrates directly with WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Contentful, Storyblok and Dato CMS, plus Chrome and Firefox, and supports a page scraper, CSV import and export, a developer API, and Zapier and Pabbly automation for teams that want it wired into an existing publishing workflow. Generated descriptions can include SEO keywords, e-commerce product data, a choice of writing styles, character limits, and translation into more than 130 languages. The company states more than 38 million images have been made AI-ready across more than 97,000 sites, with a 4.5-star rating on the Shopify app store.
The company’s own SEO claims, up to a 10 percent higher click-through rate and up to 70 percent more clicks on images with alt text, are stated as potential upside rather than a guaranteed result for any specific site, and actual impact depends heavily on a site’s existing content and search visibility. An AI-generated description is a strong starting point for accessibility, but a site with images central to understanding its content, such as a data chart or a diagram with embedded text, should have a person review or rewrite the alt text for anything more complex than an ordinary photo.
Free includes 25 credits with no credit card required, and one credit generates one image’s description. Bronze is $49 a year for 1,200 credits, about 4 cents per image. Silver is $189 a year for 6,000 credits. Gold is $489 a year for 24,000 credits, recommended for e-commerce stores and content teams. Titanium is $1,179 a year for 60,000 credits, aimed at agencies managing multiple client sites. Platinum is $2,199 a year for 120,000 credits for enterprise publishers. One-time credit packs are available from $3 for 50 credits, and unused plan credits roll over each renewal period; advanced image formats and additional-language translations cost extra credits per image.
