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Getting started with AltWiz

Everything from your first upload to syncing accessible alt text into WordPress. It takes about five minutes to get going.

Getting started

Create your account

Head to altly.phpdoesntexist.com and choose Get started. You sign in with a phpDoesntExist account, one login for AltWiz and everything else. New here? You can create the account on the way in.

Pick a plan

Choose a plan to begin. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, so you can try it before your card is charged, and you can cancel anytime during the trial. Pricing is credit-based: one credit describes one image. You can change plans anytime from Billing.

Uploading images

Drag and drop

On the Uploads screen, drop in a whole shoot or a single photo. JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF all work. Each file uploads straight to secure Cloudflare storage.

Automatic description

After upload, descriptions and searchable tags are generated in the background. Pending images remain in your library while this runs. If one file fails to upload, retry that file instead of uploading the entire batch again.

Reviewing alt text

Open the review view

Click any image in your Library to open it big, with its description, tags, and status. Edit the text, or regenerate it if you want a different take.

Approve before it ships

Approve an image when the description is right. Check names, visible text and page context. Read our guide to writing and checking alt text for examples. Auto-approve is optional in Settings.

Set your preferences

In Settings, choose the alt-text length and language, and those preferences feed every new description.

Syncing to WordPress

Connect your site

In Settings, add your WordPress site URL, username, and an Application Password (created under Users > Profile in your WordPress). Test the connection.

Push with one click

From the review view, push an image and its alt text straight into your WordPress media library. Turn on auto-sync to send every approved image automatically.

Check the published page

Open the page that uses the image and inspect its alt attribute. Existing image blocks and page builders can store separate text, so a Media Library update may also need a page edit. Our published-page checklist shows what to verify.

Team and billing

Invite your team

On paid plans, invite teammates by email and assign seats. Control who can approve and publish.

Credits and top-ups

Each image described uses one credit. Editing an existing description is free. Running low? Top up at your plan rate or move to a bigger plan, both from Billing.

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