In order to make PDF content accessible for users with certain impairments (such as users with impaired vision or learning difficulties such as dyslexia), it is important to provide alternate text (“alt text”) for any content which is not itself text, such as images, graphics and so on.

The alternate text should describe such images as concisely as possible.

Task 3 in MadeToTag allows you to quickly assign alternate text.

1. You can use the arrows to process image frames one after another.
2. Enter the alternate text into the text box, MadeToTag will automatically assign it to the selected image.

1. MadeToTag displays image previews based on the settings selected at the bottom of the window.
2. Use the text box to enter the most concise image descriptions possible.
3. You can also display images located outside of articles.
4. You can restrict the number of images displayed using Only show images without alternate text.
5. If the Go to current image checkbox is enabled, the position within the Adobe InDesign page will be shown.
6. The arrow buttons on the right let you move to the next view page.

This lets you insert any missing alternate text for one image at a time and optimize it as necessary.