Snip it.
We'll describe it.
One keystroke. One second.
Drag a box around any image on your screen — a website, a social post, a design file — and precise, WCAG-compliant alt text lands on your clipboard, ready to paste.
Three moves. One second.
Snip
Hit the shortcut, drag a box over any image in any window. No saving, no uploading.
Generate
SnipAlt reads exactly what’s there and writes accurate, human-sounding alt text you can tweak.
Paste
It's already on your clipboard. Drop it into your CMS, scheduler or design tool. Done.
Built for the way you actually work.
Everything teams need to ship accessible images at the speed of posting.
Works on any window
Browser, social channel, design tool, PDF — if it's on your screen, you can snip it. No upload, no copy-paste dance.
Reads every detail
SnipAlt captures context, on-image text and detail — tuned for what matters, with no robotic filler.
Edit before you paste
Tweak tone, length or detail in place. Set a house style once and SnipAlt keeps every description on-brand.
Private by default
Snips are processed in the moment and never stored. Nothing leaves without you pasting it somewhere.
Chrome
Safari
WordPress
Webflow
Instagram
LinkedIn
Figma
Canva
Notion
Edge
Firefox
Slack
Facebook
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Pass every accessibility audit.
Every description follows WCAG alt-text guidance, so your team stays compliant with the rules your sector runs on — without extra work.
SnipAlt is new, so no borrowed praise here — just a straight promise: make 100 images accessible in your first 30 days or get every cent back. And every email you get from SnipAlt answers to a human — hit reply and it lands in my inbox. — Alex, Founder
Teams that snip, ship faster.
"We push out stills, posters, and behind-the-scenes shots all day. SnipAlt describes each one in the time it takes to hit publish — and it reads like our film, not a stock caption."
"Alt text was always the thing I’d put off and never actually do. Now it’s one keystroke per image — every client site I hand off ships accessible, and I look like I’ve got a whole team behind me."
"With the ADA deadline coming, we were staring at thousands of images across the site. SnipAlt turned a remediation project into a habit — our staff and student workers just snip as they publish. Audit-ready, no panic."
Simple pricing. Snip away.
The 100-images guarantee: make 100 images accessible in your first 30 days, or reply to any email and get every cent back.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Card required — cancel anytime before it ends.
For solo creators. Billed monthly.
Start 7-day trialUp to 5 seats. Billed monthly.
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Do I have to upload my images?+
No. You snip whatever's already on your screen — SnipAlt reads it in the moment and never stores it.
How accurate is the alt text?+
Around 98% out of the box, and it's fully editable. Set a house style and it stays consistent across everything you snip.
Will it keep us compliant?+
Every description follows WCAG 2.2 alt-text guidance, so your images meet the requirement audits check for under ADA and EN 301 549. Team compliance dashboards and exportable audit logs are on the way.
Where does it work?+
Any window on your machine — browsers, social channels, Figma, Canva, Notion, PDFs. If you can see it, you can snip it.
Does it help with SEO and AI search?+
Yes. Alt text is a real signal for Google image search, and it’s now one of the ways AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity find and describe your images — the same description works for screen readers, Google, and AI at once. More in the blog →
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