Your team publishes hundreds of images a week — news stories, event galleries, program pages, social. Adding alt text the old way means downloading each image, opening a separate tool, writing, copying, switching back to the CMS, pasting. SnipAlt does it in one keystroke, right on top of whatever tool you're already in.
Book a 30-min demo Start free trialIt's 4:47 PM on a Thursday. Your social coordinator has twelve images to post before tonight's campus event. She knows every one needs alt text. She also knows the drill: download the image, open another tool, write the description, copy it, switch back to the CMS, paste — twelve times. So she posts without it. Again. Nobody's lazy — the workflow is broken. And every skipped image is now a federal compliance gap.
The U.S. Department of Justice's 2024 ADA Title II rule requires public colleges and universities to make their web content meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA — and a meaningful text alternative for every image is one of its most basic requirements. Large public institutions must comply by April 26, 2027, smaller ones by 2028. Private colleges face parallel duties under ADA Title III and Section 504, and the Office for Civil Rights actively investigates accessibility complaints. Missing alt text is the single most common gap audits find.
No new system to learn, no images to re-upload. SnipAlt lives on top of the tools you already use.
Your CMS (Drupal, WordPress, Cascade), Canva, Adobe, a PDF, a photo gallery, every social channel. If it's on screen, you can snip it.
Ctrl+Shift+A, drag a box, and compliant alt text is on your clipboard. No download, no second tab, no copy-paste shuffle.
Staff editors, social coordinators, and student workers — all on one plan, so quality stays consistent across everyone who posts.
Every description follows WCAG 2.2 alt-text guidance, so what you publish meets the requirement audits check for.
Images are processed in the moment and never stored. Nothing leaves your machine until you paste it somewhere.
The same alt text helps your pages rank in Google image search and show up in AI answers like ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Grab the one-page compliance brief — what ADA Title II requires, the deadline, and how SnipAlt maps to WCAG. Built to forward to your general counsel, accessibility office, or procurement.
Download the compliance brief (PDF)is closer than it looks across thousands of pages. Start clearing the backlog now — one snip at a time.
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