CiteScope
Web Tools Download App

Which Pages on My Site Have Images Missing Alt Text?

Every informative <img> tag should include a concise alt attribute describing the image for screen readers, Google Images, and multimodal search crawlers.

Live Domain Diagnostic CiteScope Technical Advisory
Continue Auditing

Related Questions

View all 20 questions →
On-Page & Keywords

Which Pages on My Site Are Missing an og:image Social Preview?

Crawl your site to find every 200 OK page missing an OpenGraph social image (og:image) or Twitter card tag, and filter them in the Page Analytics dashboard.
On-Page & Keywords

Which Pages on My Site Have a Low Readability Score or Low Text-to-HTML Ratio?

Audit Flesch Reading Ease scores and text-to-HTML ratios across your pages to spot dense copy or bloated HTML templates.
On-Page & Keywords

Which Pages on My Site Skip Heading Levels (H1 to H3) or Lack Meta Descriptions?

Find pages across your site that jump heading levels (e.g. H1 directly to H3) or are missing <meta name="description"> tags.
On-Page & Keywords

Is My Page Indexable by Google and AI Search Engines?

Verify HTTP status code, meta robots directives, X-Robots-Tag headers, and self-referencing canonical tags to confirm whether your URL can be indexed.

Why This Matters for Search & AI Visibility

Missing alt text is one of the most common accessibility (WCAG) compliance failures and prevents search engines from indexing product diagrams, screenshots, and charts.

How to Fix It Permanently

Run the crawl above to see how many pages and images are missing alt attributes, then open Page Analytics pre-filtered to 'Missing Image Alt' to export the list.

CiteScope Technical Advisory · Full-Site Audit

Checking more than a single page?

Download the desktop app for macOS, Windows, or Linux to crawl your full site locally, or request implementation support.

Download Desktop App Book Technical Implementation →