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Free image SEO audit tool

Image ALT Checker for page-ready image SEO

Check a live page for missing ALT text, empty ALT attributes, heavy image files, unknown file sizes, and WebP opportunities before publishing.

One page

Focused live URL image audit

ALT + weight

Review content and file signals

Fix Pack

Copy-ready handoff workflow

Image ALT & File Weight Quick Audit
Enter a page URL to find missing ALT text, heavy images, and WebP opportunities.
Audits a single page only. No crawling.
Settings
Large image threshold
Current: 200 KB
Evaluate srcset largest candidate
Uses the largest listed candidate when available.
Include data-src / data-lazy-src
Attempts to include common lazy-loading attributes.
Follow redirects
Helps resolve images behind redirects.
Tip: Some servers block header requests, so file size can appear as Unknown.
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What the tool audits

Focused checks for image SEO, file weight, and publishing QA.

The Image ALT Checker keeps the review practical, so content, SEO, and development teams can act on the right image issues quickly.

Use it during internal linking audits, content optimisation, technical SEO reviews, website migrations and content hub planning.

ALT review

Find missing ALT text

Detect images where the ALT attribute is missing or empty so meaningful images can be reviewed before publishing.

File weight

Flag heavy images

Identify images above your selected threshold, such as 100 KB, 200 KB, 500 KB, or 1 MB.

Format opportunity

Find WebP candidates

Review JPEG, PNG, GIF, and other non-WebP images that may benefit from modern image formats where appropriate.

Technical signals

Review modern image attributes

Include common lazy-loading attributes, srcset candidates, unknown file sizes, and basic delivery details for manual review.

Why image ALT and file weight matter

Make visual pages easier to understand, faster to load, and cleaner to hand off.

ALT text helps describe meaningful images when they cannot be seen or loaded. File weight affects page loading and user experience. Wranker brings both checks into one focused page-level image audit workflow.

Improve image SEO

Review missing ALT text and image formats before publishing important pages.

Support accessibility checks

Find images that may need descriptive ALT text for users who rely on assistive technologies.

Reduce page weight

Identify large image files that may need compression, resizing, or replacement.

How it works

From live URL to a focused image audit workflow.

The landing page stops at the input. After you run the check, Wranker handles the image results, tabs, Fix Pack, exports, and report in the app.

01

Enter a live page URL

Add the URL of the page you want to audit. This tool checks one page only.

02

Choose image audit settings

Set the large image threshold and decide whether to evaluate srcset, lazy attributes, and redirects.

03

Run the check

Wranker parses the page and reviews detected images for ALT, size, format, and opportunities.

04

Review result tabs

Use Overview, Missing ALT, Large Images, WebP Opportunities, and Fix Pack in the app dashboard.

When to use it

A practical image QA layer for publishing, auditing, and handoff.

Use the Image ALT Checker before important pages go live, during technical SEO reviews, or whenever image-heavy pages need a focused cleanup pass.

Blog post QA

Check article images for missing ALT text and heavy files before publishing.

Landing page review

Review hero images, screenshots, and visual sections before launching campaigns.

Accessibility review

Identify images that may need descriptive ALT text or decorative empty ALT attributes.

Page speed cleanup

Find large images and non-WebP formats that may increase page weight.

FAQ

Common questions about image ALT and file weight checks.

Answers are scoped to this focused single-page Image ALT Checker.

An Image ALT Checker scans a page to find images with missing or empty ALT text so they can be reviewed and fixed.

Yes. The tool is designed to check one live page URL. It should not be described as scanning staging, private, or password-protected URLs unless that functionality is confirmed.

Missing ALT means the image either has no ALT attribute or has an empty ALT value. These images should be reviewed manually.

No. Meaningful images should usually have descriptive ALT text. Decorative images can use an empty ALT attribute such as alt="".

Yes. It can flag images above your selected file weight threshold, where file size data is available.

Some servers block header requests or do not return content length. In those cases, the tool marks image size as Unknown.

WebP opportunities are non-WebP image files that may benefit from conversion to WebP where quality and browser support allow it.

Yes. You can edit suggested ALT text, copy ALT text, copy image URLs, or copy HTML snippets.

Yes. Use Download Report when you need to share findings with developers, content teams, or clients.

No. It is a focused page-level image ALT and file weight check. For broader performance testing, use Wranker’s Page Speed Checker or Site Audit Tool.

Check your images before publishing

Check image ALT text and file weight before publishing

Enter a live page URL to find missing ALT text, heavy images, unknown file sizes, and WebP opportunities.

Use the Fix Pack and exports for content QA, accessibility review, developer handoff, and image SEO improvements.

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