Make the Web Accessible and SEO-Friendly
AltFrame is an AI-powered platform that generates accurate, SEO-optimized alt text for any image. We help developers, e-commerce teams, and content creators make their websites accessible to everyone while improving search rankings.
Our Story
AltFrame started with a simple observation: most images on the web lack meaningful alt text. Over 50% of images have empty, missing, or generic alt attributes — making them invisible to the 285 million visually impaired users worldwide and to search engines.
Writing good alt text is tedious. For an e-commerce site with 10,000 product images, it can take weeks of manual work. For a blog publishing daily, it's one more thing that gets skipped under deadline pressure. We built AltFrame to solve this: AI that generates accurate, descriptive, WCAG-compliant alt text in seconds — for one image or ten thousand.
Today, AltFrame serves 500+ developers and teams who use our REST API, MCP server, and web interface to generate bulk alt text, improve their SEO, and make their content accessible to everyone.
Our Mission
Make the web accessible and SEO-friendly. We believe every image deserves a description, every user deserves equal access to information, and every website deserves to be found by search engines. AltFrame bridges the gap between accessibility compliance and search engine optimization with AI that understands images the way people do.
What We Value
Accessibility First
Every feature we build starts with the question: does this make the web more accessible? We believe the internet should be usable by everyone, regardless of ability.
Developer Experience
APIs should be simple, fast, and well-documented. We obsess over developer experience so you can integrate image accessibility into any workflow in minutes, not days.
Global Reach
The web is multilingual. AltFrame generates alt text in 9+ languages so international audiences get the same accessible experience as English-speaking users.
Team
Daniel Wiener
Founder & CEO
Daniel built AltFrame to solve the image accessibility problem he encountered across dozens of web projects. With experience in full-stack development and SEO, he saw the opportunity to use AI to bridge the gap between compliance and optimization at scale.