ImageSEO is an image optimization stack for WordPress that removes the per-image copywriting job. Once installed it generates alt text, filenames and captions automatically, and delivers optimized images including WebP, so a media library full of blank alt attributes and IMG_4273.jpg filenames becomes described and indexable without anyone writing the text by hand. That matters in two places at once: image search is still a significant share of organic traffic, and AI assistants now read alt text to understand what a page is about before citing it. The plugin has more than 94,000 downloads on WordPress.org and has processed over 17.5 million images. There is a free tier with a monthly image allowance and no credit card required, and paid plans start at 4.99 euros a month, rising through tiers that add larger monthly image quotas, multiple projects, a bulk processing queue and priority support. Every paid plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee, and plans can be upgraded, downgraded or cancelled at any time.
Generates alt text, filenames and captions for every image automatically
Delivers optimized images including WebP
Bulk processing queue and multiple projects on higher plans
Free tier with a monthly image allowance and no credit card required
Paid plans from 4.99 euros a month with a 14-day money-back guarantee
Documentation, an image SEO guide and a blog alongside the product
WordPress libraries where images have blank alt attributes and filenames like IMG_4273.jpg
Sites that depend on image search for a share of their organic traffic
Pages that need alt text so AI assistants can understand them before citing
Teams that want new uploads described automatically instead of by hand
Large libraries that need a bulk processing queue rather than one-by-one edits

ImageSEO started from a boring problem: WordPress media libraries full of IMG_4273.jpg and empty alt attributes, and nobody willing to write alt text for four thousand images by hand. The plugin does that part automatically, including WebP delivery, so a library becomes described and indexable without a copywriting session. It has passed 94,000 downloads on WordPress.org and 17.5 million images processed. There is a free tier if you want to point it at a real library and see what it produces. Happy to answer questions about how it behaves on large bulk runs.

ImageSEO started from a boring problem: WordPress media libraries full of IMG_4273.jpg and empty alt attributes, and nobody willing to write alt text for four thousand images by hand. The plugin does that part automatically, including WebP delivery, so a library becomes described and indexable without a copywriting session. It has passed 94,000 downloads on WordPress.org and 17.5 million images processed. There is a free tier if you want to point it at a real library and see what it produces. Happy to answer questions about how it behaves on large bulk runs.
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