Multimodal content checker
AI retrieval is text retrieval. Every image without alt text and every video without a transcript is work you did that machines cannot use.

Why it matters for AI search
Alt text is the only way an image enters a text index. A transcript is the only way a video’s content does. Media schema fills in what machines cannot extract on their own: what it shows, when it was made, where the thumbnail lives.
The rule matches accessibility, because the two align: informative media gets a text alternative, decorative images get an empty alt attribute, and neither is punished for being what it is.
What GetSlurp checks
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media.alt-textGradedAlt text is the only way image content enters text-based retrieval; images without it simply do not exist for AI answers.
Fix: Write descriptive alt text for every informative image.
media.video-transcriptGradedVideo content is invisible to text retrieval without a transcript or captions on the page.
Fix: Publish a transcript (or caption track) alongside embedded video.
media.schemaGradedVideoObject/ImageObject schema gives machines the metadata (title, description, thumbnail) they cannot extract from the media itself.
Fix: Add VideoObject schema for embedded videos and ImageObject for key images.
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