The Images panel scans all images on the current page and reports on alt text, file sizes, formats, and loading behavior. Use it to catch missing alt text, oversized images, and optimization opportunities.Documentation Index
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What it shows
Alt text audit
- Images with alt text — shows the alt text content
- Images without alt text — flagged for accessibility and SEO issues
- Total image count and alt text coverage percentage
Image details
For each image, the panel reports:| Detail | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Source | The image URL |
| Alt text | The alt attribute content (or “missing”) |
| Format | Image file type (JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG, etc.) |
| Dimensions | Display width and height |
| File size | Approximate file size |
| Lazy loading | Whether loading="lazy" is set |
What to look for
- Missing alt text — every meaningful image should have descriptive alt text for accessibility and image search
- Large file sizes — images over 200KB may slow page loading and hurt Core Web Vitals
- Legacy formats — JPEG and PNG can often be replaced with WebP or AVIF for significant size savings
- Missing lazy loading — images below the fold should use
loading="lazy"to avoid blocking initial page load - Decorative images — purely decorative images should use
alt=""(empty alt), not have alt text removed entirely
Export
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