Alt Text for Product Images
Fills empty product-image alt text from the image or product title. Review the result for meaning and context.
Run a scan, review the results, and choose from nine free fixers. They address specific issues such as missing product-image alt text, focus styles, form labels, and skip links.
All nine fixers are free. There is no Pro version.
Review each change on your own theme and checkout before relying on it.
Fills empty product-image alt text from the image or product title. Review the result for meaning and context.
Adds an Escape-key handler for selected WooCommerce modals. Test tab order and other controls separately.
Adds focus styles to selected WooCommerce controls. Theme controls outside those selectors still need checking.
Adds accessible names to some unlabeled inputs in post content. Checkout templates need separate testing.
Adds focus outlines and error borders to selected WooCommerce fields. It does not measure text contrast ratios.
Adds a skip-to-content link through a small inline script so keyboard users can bypass navigation.
Uses a small inline script to associate selected WooCommerce error messages with nearby form fields.
Adjusts heading levels in post content when they skip a level. Check the resulting page structure manually.
Adds a main landmark to a matching content wrapper when the page does not already have one.
Yes. All nine fixers are included in the free WordPress.org plugin. There is no Pro version.
Some fixers add small inline scripts, including the skip-link and keyboard-trap fixes. Check performance on your own theme and checkout.
The plugin uses WordPress and WooCommerce hooks and selectors. Results depend on your theme and checkout setup, so test the changes on your store.
Each fixer is isolated and reversible. You can disable any fixer at any time from the admin panel.
No. The fixers cover specific issues. You still need to test your theme, checkout, and content with a keyboard and screen reader.
Choosing a tool? Read the WordPress accessibility plugin comparison and our WooCommerce plugin versus widget review. Both explain their sources and testing limits.