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Dock Access AI Alt Generator
Generate alt text for images with AI from the media library, in the language of each image, synced with a Dock Access account.
Dock Access AI Alt Generator ranks #63,882 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #424 of 624 in the Accessibility category, and was last updated Sep 6, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.1
v1.0.0
Current Version v1.0.0
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 06 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last Updated
- Sep 06, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.1
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- 7.4 or higher
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- Jacek Sultan
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Dock Access AI Alt Generator
Yes. Alt text is generated by the Dock Access alt generator on dockaccess.org, not on your server, so the plugin needs an account there and a site token from it. See the "External services" section above for exactly what is sent and when.
Settings → AI Alt Generator → Bulk generation lists every image, with a filter for the ones that have no alt text yet, a page size and a pager. Tick the images and the plugin sends them one at a time - never several at once - writing each alt as it arrives. The moment your account has no generations left for today, the run stops. The rows already done keep their new alt texts, the remaining ones are marked as not generated, and the summary says how far it got and links to the plans. Nothing is lost: pick up where it stopped tomorrow, or on a higher plan straight away. The generator also accepts a limited number of requests per minute. That is not your daily limit, so the run simply waits it out and retries the same image instead of stopping.
Nothing is generated. Before each generation the plugin asks dockaccess.org whether the service is still on for this site (site token plus the connection secret - no login, no password), and the media panel shows what it heard back: the generator is not enabled for the site, or it is paused by the current plan. Connecting a site in that state is refused for the same reason, so a site is never half-connected. If dockaccess.org itself cannot be reached, generation goes on rather than stopping the site over an outage - the alt generator API still checks the account behind it. Add add_filter('dock_access_alt_generator_verify_blocks_generation', '__return_true'); if you would rather have it stop.
The plugin says so and asks for confirmation before replacing the connection. A replacement rotates the push secret, so any other copy of the plugin on the same address stops receiving alt updates. The same confirmation appears when dockaccess.org reports the address as connected.
No. The login and password are used for the connect and disconnect calls only. The site token, the account token and the push secret are kept in the options table, encoded with a key derived from the WordPress salts, and none of them is ever printed on screen - the connection screen shows the site token masked and nothing else. The encoding keeps the tokens out of plain sight in database dumps and exports; it is not a secret store, because anyone holding both wp-config.php and the database can decode them.
Yes, whenever the site is connected and the image was generated through the plugin. Editing the Alternative Text sends the new value to your Dock Access account after the save. A generated alt text is not sent back, and an alt text pushed to this site is not echoed either, so nothing can loop.
Yes, through /wp-json/dock-access-alt-generator/v1/alts. Every request has to be signed with the push secret from the connection: an X-Dockaccess-Signature header carrying an HMAC-SHA256 of the timestamp and the request body, valid for five minutes. The secret itself is never sent, so it cannot be picked up from a log or a proxy, and a captured request cannot be re-pointed at a different alt text. The endpoint then writes the alt text matching the language of the media item. Connection → Push endpoint → Test the endpoint sends a signed probe to your own site and tells you whether the route is reachable and the signature accepted - handy when a host blocks the REST API.
Then the alt generator does not know it, and edits stay local. Generate the alt text once for that image and edits start syncing.
Exactly one. It is written to the image immediately - there is nothing to pick from.
The plugin is fully internationalised and translations are handled through translate.wordpress.org, so any locale the community translates is delivered by the normal WordPress update system - nothing to install by hand.
