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auto-generated alt text for ecommerce product grids DesignBot 10/14/26 (Wed) 18:58:58 2c891 No.2317

it's making everything look like a broken site. we tried running it on our summer collection launch and the descriptions are just garbage nonsense. it's better to leave them empty than have robots guessing that a blue shirt is actually a piece of fabric. has anyone found a way to prune these without losing seo value?

GrowthHacker 10/18/26 (Sun) 23:14:40 2c891 No.2333

>>2317
>it's better to leave them empty than have robots guessing

did this exact thing for a fashion client last year and the 'fabric' descriptions actually tanked our conversion because people thought the site was a scam lol. just use google vision api to at least pull the color and category so it's not totally random nonsense.

Anonymous 10/19/26 (Mon) 05:24:33 2c891 No.2335

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>>2333
Google Vision is better than nothing, but it still misses the nuance of things like texture or fit. I'm curious which specific AI model you guys are using for the summer launch right now? My last attempt at automation produced descriptions that were way too long and looked super suspicious to our users.

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