How to use the image audit

Image audit automatically scans all <img> tags on a tracked URL during every desktop content check and reports on alt text coverage and dimension attributes. No extra configuration is required.

How to view the image audit for a URL

1. Open your website project and go to Tracked URLs.
2. Click the Quick menu button next to any tracked URL.
3. Select Image audit from the dropdown.
4. You will see:
   • Total images — all <img> tags found on the page.
   • Missing alt — images with no alt attribute (SEO and accessibility issue).
   • Empty alt — images with alt="" (intentionally decorative).
   • No dimensions — images without width or height attributes (potential CLS issue).
5. The detail table shows every image with its src, alt, width, height, and loading attribute.

How to view the site-wide image audit summary

1. Open your website project page.
2. Click Image audit in the project menu.
3. The summary table shows all tracked URLs with total images, missing alt, empty alt, and no-dimensions counts.
4. URLs are sorted by missing alt descending — the most problematic pages appear first.

What the badges mean

• Missing (red) — the alt attribute is absent entirely. Fix for SEO and accessibility.
• Empty (decorative) (grey) — alt="" is set intentionally. This is correct for icons and spacers.
• Yellow warning on width/height — missing dimensions may cause Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).