Parkfield Collective's Maple Leaf Logo all in white

Alt Text for images
At Scale

The slowest part of remediation — we can handle

Send us the image batch. We return context-aware, internally reviewed draft alt text — descriptive enough to satisfy WCAG, specific enough to strengthen on-page SEO.

Sample Output — Draft Alt Text We Return

Alt text at scale is one of the most time-consuming parts of larger remediation jobs — especially legacy image libraries with hundreds of undocumented assets. Send us the image batch; we return draft alt text, reviewed internally, ready for your final QA. No software adoption. No workflow change. Final judgment stays with you.

Product & Lifestyle

Handheld stainless steel whisk with rubberized grip mixing dark batter in a large glass bowl on a wooden cutting board, with two other glass bowls, a ceramic egg bowl, and a small white powdered sugar bowl nearby.

Retail & Contextual

Lowe's employee in a Customer Service vest assists a customer in the hardware aisle. Shelves display Purdy Golden Edge and White Dove paintbrushes in yellow and blue packaging.

Complex / Infographic

Coffee culture infographic showing daily consumption stats, regional averages, top producers and varieties in earthy browns and oranges with coffee cup icons and a world map.

Simple Bundle Pricing

Send a representative batch and judge the quality directly

500 Images

$250

Review-ready draft alt text

1,000 Images

$450

Review-ready draft alt text

Send a Test Batch

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes alt text WCAG-conformant?

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It must convey the function and content of the image in context — not just name the object. Decorative images are marked so screen readers skip them; informative images get specific, contextual descriptions like the samples above.

Do you stuff keywords into the alt text?

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No. Descriptions are functional and context-aware first — that's what makes them audit-safe. Their specificity is what makes them SEO-friendly. Your team applies final keyword judgment during QA.

How do you deliver the alt text?

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CMS-agnostic: spreadsheets keyed to filenames or URLs, CSV imports for platforms like Shopify or BigCommerce, or whatever format your developer workflow expects.

Who does the final review?

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We review every batch internally before delivery; you or your client's team do final QA and publish. Final remediation judgment always stays with you.

Can you handle complex images like infographics and charts?

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Yes — complex images get both a concise alt text and, where WCAG requires it, guidance on long-form text alternatives so the underlying data is available to all users.