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The DockAccess AI Alt Generator plugin writes the alt texts of the images in your WordPress media library, one by one or in bulk.
WordPress.org plugin directory
The plugin adds a generate button next to the Alternative Text field of the media library and a separate bulk screen. The description is saved in the attachment's Alternative Text field at once, and you can still edit it. It does not need the accessibility widget.
Images of the media library. Theme icons, CSS backgrounds and HTML saved earlier in blocks or page builders carry their own texts and need separate care. The plugin works with WPML and Polylang.
In Settings → AI Alt Generator → Connection you give the site token and the e-mail address and password of your DockAccess account. On the Generation tab you set the site context (up to 500 characters) and the tone of the descriptions.
Log in to the WordPress admin panel.
Go to Plugins → Add New Plugin and click Upload Plugin.
Choose the downloaded dock-access-ai-alt-generator.zip file, click Install Now, then Activate Plugin.
Open Settings → AI Alt Generator → Connection, paste the token, enter the e-mail address and password of your DockAccess account and click Connect.
The password is used only to connect and is not stored. The address of the website must be one of the site's domains in DockAccess.
In Media → Library, choose an image and click Generate alt text.
Open Media → Library, pick an image and choose Generate alt text next to the Alternative Text field. The description is saved at once: check it and correct it if needed.
In Settings → AI Alt Generator → Bulk generation search for images, filter those without alt text, select them and start the batch. The descriptions are saved one by one.
Check the published page too: a block or a page builder can have its own alt, independent of the media library.
The free plan describes 10 images a day on one site. Paid plans count images a month: Starter 500, Pro 2,000 and Agency 20,000. The limit counts the images described in your DockAccess account and by every integration together.
Check a generated description before you publish it, especially names, numbers and the text visible in the picture. A decorative image should have an empty alt, and an image that is the only content of a link describes where the link goes.
To write a description, the AI service gets the image, the language and the context and tone you set.
The AI generator writes alt texts for your images in your CMS or in your own code.
Download for freeFree up to 10 images a day.