AltVision: AI SEO for Photos - Confidence-scored alt text for store images by AI vision

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Missing alt text hurts SEO and shuts out shoppers who use screen readers. AltVision writes SEO-friendly, accessibility-compliant alt text for every product image and Content Files media item with vision AI - and, unlike other tools, it scores its own confidence. Bulk-approve suggestions without hallucinations in one click; anything uncertain waits for your review, so a made-up description never reaches your store. Scan, generate, review, apply - with a full change log and one-click rollback.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Ivan, solo builder on Shopify. The problem started small: I was setting up my first Shopify app project and kept running into the same thing - product images with zero alt text, everywhere. Not just mine - I started poking around other stores and realized most catalogs are the same. It's boring, tedious work, so it just...doesn't get done. So I looked at the existing AI alt-text tools already out there. Most of them work fine - until you actually read a bunch of their output side by side with the photo. Every so often the AI just makes something up. A material that's not there. A detail that doesn't exist. And it gets published straight to the store with nobody checking. That felt like the wrong trade-off to me. Alt text exists for two real reasons - SEO and accessibility for people using screen readers - and both of those break if the description is just wrong. So the whole approach for AltVision became: the AI has to know when it's not sure. Every suggestion gets a confidence score. High confidence gets bulk-approved in one click. Anything medium or low waits for you to actually look at it before it goes anywhere near your storefront. Nothing gets published blind. It's a simple idea, but building it properly took longer than I expected - getting the confidence scoring to actually mean something (not just a random number), making sure nothing breaks on large catalogs, and making the review screen fast enough that checking 50 images doesn't feel like a chore. Would genuinely love to hear what you think, especially if you've been burned by an AI tool making things up before. That's exactly the problem I built this to avoid. 🙏