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We create universal access to visuals

Our team makes images, videos, and audio accessible to humans, computers, and AI, delivering expert description services that unlock new audiences and strengthen brands, services, and products.

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We partner with brands and organizations investing in image accessibility as digital potential.

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Our vision

Create easy image description construction and management that allows visual value to reach end users and inform computers or AI.

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Our mission

Enable visual accessibility by creating descriptive metadata, like alt text, that captures image content and supports the flow of information.

Our Goal

Implement quality image descriptions that make digital experiences knowable, ensuring visual inclusion for all.

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November 20, 2025
The Semantic Imperative: Investment in Image Description Data is Foundational for AI Commerce
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November 4, 2025
Scribely at M-Enabling 2025: An AI Pivot Story & What's Next for Alt Text
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October 29, 2025
Beyond the Visual: Describing The New York Times' Most Influential Magazine Covers

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