Audit your webpage images for SEO issues. Check for missing alt text, oversized files, non-descriptive filenames, legacy formats, and more. Get a scored report with fixes. Free, no signup.
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Audit every image on your page for SEO issues in three simple steps.
Paste any webpage URL into the input field above.
Our tool crawls your page, detects every image, and runs each one through a full SEO checklist covering alt text, file names, size, format, loading behavior, and more.
Receive an overall score out of 100 with a letter grade, a per-image breakdown with every issue flagged, and actionable fix recommendations you can act on right away.
Our tool inspects every image on your page and surfaces exactly what's hurting your SEO.
One of the most important image SEO factor. Images without descriptive alt text are invisible to search engines and screen readers.
Generic names like IMG_4392.png or DSC_0001.jpg tell Google nothing. We flag every image that needs a meaningful filename.
Images over 500KB slow down page load and hurt your Core Web Vitals score. We flag every image that exceeds the threshold.
JPEG and PNG are outdated. We flag images not served in modern formats like WebP or AVIF, which deliver better quality at smaller sizes.
Below-the-fold images that load upfront waste bandwidth and delay initial page paint. We check every image for the loading="lazy" attribute.
Images without explicit width and height attributes cause layout shifts, which directly hurts your CLS score.
Follow these steps to go from flagged issues to a fully optimized image set.
Paste your page URL and let the tool scan every image. You get a score out of 100, a letter grade, a per-image breakdown with thumbnails, file sizes, formats, and every SEO issue found, and a summary showing how many images have critical problems versus minor improvements.
Go through the detailed image list. Each image shows its thumbnail, URL, file size, format, and every issue flagged. Start with missing alt text and oversized files first since those have the most direct impact on rankings and page speed.
Write unique, descriptive alt text for every image that's missing it or flagged as too short or too long. Keep it between 5 and 125 characters, describe what the image shows, and include your target keyword naturally where it fits.
Rename generic files to something descriptive before re-uploading. Compress oversized images under 500KB and convert JPEG and PNG files to WebP or AVIF. Smaller, well-named files load faster and give Google more context about your content.
For every below-the-fold image, add loading="lazy" to defer loading until the image enters the viewport. Add explicit width and height attributes to every image to eliminate layout shifts and protect your CLS score.
Once your fixes are in place, paste the URL again and verify your score has improved and every flagged image is resolved.
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