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Tips & tricks
- Settings
- Alt text
- Images
Batch Setting Alt Text for Images in Framer
If you’re building your site in Framer and want to rank well on Google, there’s one super common SEO mistake you don’t want to make: forgetting to set alt text on your images. It’s such a small step—but it makes a big difference.
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Why alt text matters
Every time you add an image to your Framer site, you should set the alt text. It helps describe what’s in the image so that search engines (and screen readers) can understand it. Without it, your beautiful visuals might as well be invisible to Google.
Why alt text matters
Every time you add an image to your Framer site, you should set the alt text. It helps describe what’s in the image so that search engines (and screen readers) can understand it. Without it, your beautiful visuals might as well be invisible to Google.
Why alt text matters
Every time you add an image to your Framer site, you should set the alt text. It helps describe what’s in the image so that search engines (and screen readers) can understand it. Without it, your beautiful visuals might as well be invisible to Google.
Alt text on an image.
Alt text on an image.
Alt text on an image.
And if you’ve already built out most of your site, there’s a good chance you’ve skipped this step a few (or many) times. But don’t worry, there’s an easy fix.
The quick fix: Asset manager plugin
Framer actually has a tool built in that makes it way easier to manage this at scale. Here’s how to batch set alt text across your entire project:
Press Cmd + K (or Ctrl + K on Windows) to open the command menu.
And if you’ve already built out most of your site, there’s a good chance you’ve skipped this step a few (or many) times. But don’t worry, there’s an easy fix.
The quick fix: Asset manager plugin
Framer actually has a tool built in that makes it way easier to manage this at scale. Here’s how to batch set alt text across your entire project:
Press Cmd + K (or Ctrl + K on Windows) to open the command menu.
And if you’ve already built out most of your site, there’s a good chance you’ve skipped this step a few (or many) times. But don’t worry, there’s an easy fix.
The quick fix: Asset manager plugin
Framer actually has a tool built in that makes it way easier to manage this at scale. Here’s how to batch set alt text across your entire project:
Press Cmd + K (or Ctrl + K on Windows) to open the command menu.
Asset manager.
Asset manager.
Asset manager.
Search for Asset Manager and open it.
The plugin will pull up every image you’ve used across your entire project.
Just scroll through and set alt text for each image, no need to hunt them down one by one on the canvas.
It’s fast. It’s easy. And once you’re done, just close the plugin and hit publish.
Search for Asset Manager and open it.
The plugin will pull up every image you’ve used across your entire project.
Just scroll through and set alt text for each image, no need to hunt them down one by one on the canvas.
It’s fast. It’s easy. And once you’re done, just close the plugin and hit publish.
Search for Asset Manager and open it.
The plugin will pull up every image you’ve used across your entire project.
Just scroll through and set alt text for each image, no need to hunt them down one by one on the canvas.
It’s fast. It’s easy. And once you’re done, just close the plugin and hit publish.
Asset manager.
Asset manager.
Asset manager.
Wrapping up
Now your site is not only looking great, it’s also way more accessible and optimized for search engines.
So if you want better rankings and a more inclusive site, don’t skip this step.
Alt text might be invisible to most users, but it does a lot of heavy lifting behind the scenes.
Wrapping up
Now your site is not only looking great, it’s also way more accessible and optimized for search engines.
So if you want better rankings and a more inclusive site, don’t skip this step.
Alt text might be invisible to most users, but it does a lot of heavy lifting behind the scenes.
Wrapping up
Now your site is not only looking great, it’s also way more accessible and optimized for search engines.
So if you want better rankings and a more inclusive site, don’t skip this step.
Alt text might be invisible to most users, but it does a lot of heavy lifting behind the scenes.
