AI Image Alt Text Generator Plugin for WordPress

In this short article, I would like to briefly introduce to you my WordPress plugin, using which you can automatically generate alt texts for your images with AI.

It is called Imagerr AI, and it works besides WordPress too, as a web app. So, if you have many images on your WordPress blog or website and find it tedious to write all the alt texts for your images manually, you can take advantage of this new plugin. Moreover, besides the alt texts, you can generate titles, descriptions, and captions for your images too.

 

 

Other features of this plugin allow you to generate alt texts (and the other metadata) for your images in bulk. And you can also have them generated automatically right on the images uploaded into your media library. Or, you can also specify custom SEO keywords to be used within your alt texts. Another big advantage is that the plugin works in more than 130 languages and locales too.

If this is something that you would be interested in using for your projects, go ahead and try this plugin out on imagerr.ai. I offer some extra credits to try the plugin out.

Implementation Guide in 3 Steps

1. Install the Plugin on your Website

To install this plugin on your WordPress website, simply navigate to Plugins > Add New Plugin in your WordPress admin panel. Search for “Imagerr AI” and install this plugin. After that, click “Activate” to activate the plugin.

2. Get Free Credits

To take advantage of the trial offer of this plugin, you will need to sign up on the Imagerr website. After that, log into your account and copy your API key. Kindly paste this API key into the plugin’s settings in your WordPress dashboard.

3. Try it out

To use this plugin, simply click on an image in your WordPress media library and click on the blue “Update with Imagerr” button. This will automatically generate the alt text for your particular image.

Other plugin options include the ability to add a meta prefix or suffix. The bulk generator is another great feature, which allows you to generate alt text for your images in bulk – with one click for all your WordPress media library images. Please just note that this process may take even a few hours if you have, for example, 5,000 images.

And for a complete guide on how to install and use this WordPress plugin, you can check out my step-by-step tutorial.

Advantages of this Plugin

Saves Time and Work

The main advantage of this WordPress plugin is that if you have been neglecting the alt text (or even title, caption, and description) fields of your WordPress media library images, you can easily fix this with this tool. Whether you have 50 images or 5,000 images, this plugin can easily take care of this automatically with AI. Or, alternatively, if you don’t want to spend time manually crafting the alt text for each one of your future WordPress website’s images, you can let this tool take care of this.

Also, if you are selling products and running an e-commerce store, descriptive alt texts on your store’s product pages are a must. This plugin can help with that too. You can add a focus keyword or product name in the plugin’s backend to be included in the image’s final alt text.

The plugin is currently powered by the ChatGPT API, and there is no need to use your own ChatGPT API key. Everything is already integrated there for you.

 

 

Improves Accessibility and SEO

Other advantages include an improved accessibility score and SEO boost, as well. Descriptive alt texts on your images are good for accessibility to ensure that the visitors of your website that have some kinds of disabilities can perceive your website without any problems. And as for SEO, if you optimize your website well, Google and other search engines may send you more organic traffic. So I believe it is a win-win tool.

Imagerr can generate unique keyword-rich alt texts for your WordPress images, which can improve your SEO. Relevant alt texts can bring you in more organic traffic from search engines like Google or Bing, for example. They also help the search engine crawlers to better understand your content. Your blog articles might rank better on the search engines because of this. It can also be helpful for getting mentions in LLMs like, for example, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude.

Relevant alt text is good for another reason too. If, for some reason, a particular image fails to load, the alt text will be displayed instead of it, and the visitors of your website may perceive the content of your article correctly. They will do so by reading the alt text.

Conclusion

Since you are reading this article on a Divi theme blog, I’d like to point out that the Divi theme is not necessary to use this WordPress plugin. It works with any page builder or WordPress theme.

I hope you will find this plugin helpful for your WordPress websites or blogs.