Alt Text Generator (Arabic and English)
Generate accurate alt text for images in Arabic and English in seconds, sized for screen readers, with a long description and ready-to-paste HTML.
Alt text is what a screen reader reads to someone who cannot see the image, and what a search engine reads to understand it. This tool writes it for your image in Arabic and English in seconds, each within 125 characters, with a long description and ready-to-paste HTML.
It never starts with “Image of”, because the screen reader already announces an image; it never guesses the names of people or places not written in the image; and it tells you when an image is decorative and needs only an empty alt.
Who it is for
Online stores
Alt text for every product image, which helps image search.
Websites and blogs
Article images that screen readers and search engines understand.
Government and education
Meeting WCAG accessibility requirements.
Social media
Image descriptions for followers who use screen readers.
How it works
- Upload the image you are about to publish.
- Arabic and English alt text are written, each within 125 characters, plus a long description.
- “Image of” is removed automatically; a counter flags anything too long.
- Copy the text or the ready HTML snippet into your page.
Frequently asked questions
Why 125 characters?
It is the common guidance for short alt text; many screen readers cut off after it. Longer detail belongs in the long description.
Does it identify people?
No. It describes what is visible and does not attribute identities that are not written in the image.
What about decorative images?
You are told, and an empty alt="" is recommended so screen readers skip them.
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