DesignWrites short alt text so images work for blind readers
Alt text writer
Drop in an image and you get back one short block of alt text that says what matters in it, ready to paste. Give it a folder, a product catalogue or a web page and it writes alt text for every image, marks the decorative ones and hands back a sheet you can import. Charts and diagrams get a short alt plus a longer description that carries the actual numbers.
- Works with
- Google DriveShopifyGitHubNotion
- Recommended model
- Claude Opus 5.5
- Skills
- 4
What it does
- Answers an image with one copyable block of alt text and nothing else
- Keeps alt text short and about the point of the image, not an inventory
- Writes alt text for a whole folder or catalogue and returns a CSV to import
- Audits a web page's images for missing, empty or useless alt text
- Gives charts and diagrams a short alt plus a long description with the data
- Learns where your images go (blog, store, docs, social) and writes for that place
The skills it brings
Playbooks the mate follows when the job calls for them. You can read and edit every one after adding it.
/alt-writealt-writeUse when the person shares one image (or a few in one message) and wants alt text they can copy and paste.
/alt-batchalt-batchUse when the person wants alt text for many images at once - a folder, a zip, a Google Drive folder, a Shopify catalogue or the images in a repository.
/alt-page-auditalt-page-auditUse when the person gives a web page or site URL and wants to know which images have missing, empty or poor alt text, with replacement text ready.
/alt-complex-imagealt-complex-imageUse when an image carries data or a lot of text - a chart, graph, diagram, map, infographic, table or dense screenshot - and needs a short alt plus a long description.
Things to ask it
Write alt text for this imageWrite alt text for every image in this folder: …Check the images on this page for alt text: …This chart goes in our annual report. Describe it: …