WordPress Image Alt Text Audit
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$250.00 / 1,000 completed audits
WordPress Image Alt Text Audit
Accessibility and image-SEO audit for any WordPress site: every image missing alt text, with the page it lives on, plus coverage percentages and the worst pages. Distinguishes missing alt from valid decorative alt="". Charged only when an audit completes.
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$250.00 / 1,000 completed audits
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Chris Arsenault
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Every image missing alt text on a WordPress site, with the page it lives on. Missing alt text is the most common accessibility failure on the web, an image-SEO leak, and increasingly a legal-exposure item. This Actor reads the site's public REST API and inventories the gap precisely — including the distinction auditors care about: a truly missing alt attribute versus a valid decorative alt="".
What you get
A summary row:
{"ok": true,"site": "https://example.com","pages_scanned": 180,"images_found": 421,"missing_alt_count": 97,"empty_alt_decorative_count": 12,"missing_alt_pct": 23.0,"worst_pages": [{ "page": "https://example.com/gallery/", "missing": 31 }]}
Plus one row per missing-alt image (src, page URL, page title) — a ready-made fix queue, capped at 500 rows.
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
url | string | Root URL of the WordPress site |
maxItemsPerType | integer | Cap on posts and pages scanned (each). Default 200 |
How it works, honestly
- Pure markup audit via the public WordPress REST API: no crawling, no credentials, and no image downloads — it runs in seconds and touches nothing.
alt=""(decorative) is counted separately, not flagged as a failure, matching WCAG guidance.- Images injected purely by themes/page builders outside post content are not visible to the REST API and are out of scope.
- Non-WordPress targets report cleanly and you are not charged. Billing is per completed audit.
Use cases
- Accessibility remediation: the missing-alt rows are the work order.
- Agencies:
missing_alt_pcton a prospect's site is a concrete, checkable talking point. - Agents maintaining content at scale: pipe rows into an alt-writing workflow, re-run to verify the number went to zero.
Built by 1450 Enterprises, the team behind the WordPress Content Audit and Broken Link Finder Actors.