A text alternative for your images, in seconds
Provide an image and some context, and WeDispatch returns a short alternative for the alt attribute and a detailed description, with the option to generate the audio too. Your infographics finally become accessible.
WCAG 1.1.1 requires a text alternative for every meaningful image. In practice, infographics and charts arrive with no useful alt, because writing one by hand for each visual is slow and quickly skipped. The alt field stays empty, or worse, marked decorative.
A text alternative for your images, in seconds
Drop the image and the context
A file or a simple URL, and optionally a context (the article's topic). The more precise the context, the closer the description sticks to the point.
Get short alt and long description
WeDispatch returns a short alternative ready for the alt attribute, and a detailed description for rich content like infographics.
And the audio, if needed
In one click, the description is also generated as audio: an infographic becomes genuinely listenable, consistent with the rest of your sound.
WCAG 1.1.1 compliant
A real text alternative, not an empty field. You meet a central accessibility criterion without spending your days on it.
Infographics finally accessible
The content hardest to describe is the one that gains most from it. The detailed description makes it readable and listenable.
Four languages
French, English, Spanish, German: the description is produced in your edition's language, not translated in a rush.
Editorial time given back
What took several minutes per image is done in seconds. You review instead of writing from scratch.
Newsrooms rich in visuals and data visualisation, public sector, e-commerce sites and catalogues, and any team that wants to meet its text-alternative obligation without drowning in it.
Ready to give your articles a voice?
Book a 30-minute demo: we set WeDispatch up with you, no complex setup.
In which languages?
Four: French, English, Spanish and German. You choose the output language; the description is written in that language, not translated afterwards.
Do I get a short alt or a long description?
Both. A short alternative meant for the alt attribute, and a detailed description for complex images like charts and infographics.
Can I get the description as audio?
Yes, it is an option. The description is voiced with your voices, so the image is accessible by ear as well as by text.
Does it replace a writer?
No: it is a solid first draft to review. You keep control over the final wording, especially for sensitive visuals.