No alt tag? No WebP? No problem. Paste any URL to Find and fix image SEO problems in seconds
Instantly flag every image missing this vital attribute for accessibility and search engine rankings.
We find unhelpful names like IMG_1234.jpg so you can rename them for a contextual SEO boost.
We highlight images that can be converted to WebP or AVIF to slash page load times and improve Core Web Vitals.
Our "Find on Page" button lets you instantly locate any problematic image on your live site, making fixes faster than ever.
Our free tool scans any website and creates an instant report on critical image-related SEO issues. It audits your site for:
alt=""Google Image Search drives over 20% of all web searches. Poor image SEO hurts your rankings, accessibility, and site speed. Proper optimization leads to:
This tool is platform-independent. Because it audits the final rendered HTML of a page, it works on any public website, including:
Enter the full URL of any webpage you want to analyze.
Our tool securely fetches your page's HTML and scans every tag in seconds.
Receive your report and use our tools to quickly identify and fix issues on your live website.
This tool was built as a passion project to help website owners, bloggers, and marketers quickly diagnose common but impactful image SEO issues.
100% safe. The audit happens entirely in your browser using a public proxy. Your URL and your website data are never stored on our servers.
This is the tool's most common issue and usually means the target website is protected by an anti-bot service like Cloudflare. These services block automated requests from proxies like the one our tool uses. Unfortunately, there is no workaround for this in a browser-based tool. It is not a bug, but a security feature of the website you are trying to audit.
1. Click the button to copy a unique CSS selector. 2. Go to the original webpage and open Developer Tools (F12). 3. In the "Elements" tab, press Ctrl+F (Cmd+F) and paste the selector to instantly highlight the image.
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tags found?This can happen if images are loaded via JavaScript after the page loads, or if they are CSS background images. This tool specifically audits standard HTML tags, which are most critical for SEO.