Are your images costing you load time?
Every product page carries dozens of images, and each one can slow the page or shift the layout as it loads. This reads all of them and reports the ones missing alt text, a declared width and height, or lazy loading.
Fetches the page and reads every image tag on it. Costs 5 credits per run; nothing is stored.
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How this check works
Shipwork fetches the page, parses every image tag, and reports what each one is missing: an alt attribute, a declared width and height, and lazy loading below the fold. It names the images behind each count, so the fix is a specific file rather than a number.
Questions
- What does the image audit check?
- Every image tag on the page: whether it has alt text, whether it declares width and height, and whether it is lazy loaded. Missing dimensions are the usual cause of the layout shifting as a page loads.
- Why does it cost 5 credits?
- It fetches the page and reads every image on it, then names the ones behind each problem. Your first full run is free; after that it draws 5 credits.
- Does it change my site?
- No. It only reads the page and reports on it; nothing is changed and nothing is stored.