Image Describer

Create a factual description of visible image content.

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What is Image Describer?

Image Describer writes a factual description of what is visible in a photo — subjects, setting, actions, notable details — separating what it can see from what it cannot be sure of. Use it to draft alt text, catalog photos, or describe images you cannot view directly; a person should review descriptions before publishing them.

Image Describer abstract visual analysis illustration.

Hundreds of images, zero alt text?

Draft factual descriptions in bulk and spend your time reviewing them instead of writing every one from a blank field.

How to use Image Describer

1
Choose the image to describe
Select a clear private image and include the full scene that matters.
2
Confirm the file boundary
Use PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 20 MB.
3
Generate a factual draft
Run the bounded description task for visible subjects, setting, and actions.
4
Edit for page context
Verify details and keep only what the surrounding content needs.

Examples

Example image

A street scene with cyclists and storefronts.

A concise description separates visible details from uncertainty.

Use cases

Alt text drafting

Accessibility descriptions a person verifies and refines.

Photo cataloging

Searchable descriptions for large image libraries.

Content review

Understand image content before approving or publishing it.

Why use Image Describer?

Visible-detail focus

Descriptions separate observed subjects and actions from uncertain inferences.

Alt-text starting point

The concise result is structured for human accessibility review.

Private source access

The provider receives a short-lived signed address.

Limits

Accepted files

PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 20 MB

Privacy

Private media access uses a short-lived signed address

Certainty

Identification can return an indeterminate status

FAQ

Are the descriptions ready to publish as alt text?

Treat them as strong drafts. A person should confirm accuracy and adjust emphasis for the surrounding page before publishing.

Will it identify people in a photo?

It describes visible people without attempting face matching or claiming an identity from appearance.

Does it include every detail in the scene?

It favors the main visible content. Review the image if small objects or exact spatial relationships matter.

Is the source image public?

No. Access uses a short-lived signed address for the selected private media object.

Which file formats are accepted?

The controlled beta accepts PNG, JPEG, and WebP images up to 20 MB.

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