Image descriptions (alt text)
What the rule requires
Every image that carries meaning needs a written description a screen reader can announce. Purely decorative images must be hidden from assistive technology instead — describing them is as harmful as skipping a chart.
How Proof clears it
Finds every image — including ones the document never registered in its structure, which other tools simply can’t see.
AI drafts a description for each, shown right next to the actual image, so review takes seconds.
Your reviewer confirms — image by image, or drafting a whole document at once and skimming the batch.
Junk is cleared automatically: empty “ghost” figures are removed without review, and a quality gate blocks lazy descriptions like “image” from ever passing.
What to expect
A person approves every description — that’s what makes the result defensible in an audit. Drafting runs on Proof’s own local inference; your documents never leave the platform.
“Bar chart showing program enrollment rising from 12,400 in 2023 to 19,100 in 2025.”