Tagify

What is Tagify?

Tagify is a handy tool built specifically for Webflow pros – think developers, designers, and marketers. Its main job is to automate the often time-consuming task of alt-tagging your website images. It uses advanced AI to create SEO-friendly alt tags, which not only saves you a ton of time but also gives you full control to tweak them as needed. Tagify works by connecting with Azure AI, known for its accurate tag generation. You can generate as many alt tags as you need, and it’s designed to make managing your Webflow projects much smoother.

This tool is a real game-changer if you’re looking to automate alt-tagging, boost your website’s SEO, make your site more accessible to everyone, and generally free up your time. Here’s how it works: Tagify scans all the images in your Webflow project, automatically creates alt tags for them, and even checks your existing ones to see if they can be improved. You’re always in the driver’s seat, though – you can easily edit any of the generated tags to make sure they’re just right.

Tagify’s standout features include its ability to automate alt-tagging, its accuracy in generating tags, creating SEO-friendly descriptions, handling bulk tag generation, and providing a project management dashboard. On the flip side, it’s currently exclusive to Webflow, doesn’t yet support multiple languages, and might sometimes struggle with images that are abstract or not very clear.

Who created Tagify?

Tagify was developed by ++addmore, a company with a dedicated team including Louis Demeester, Jens Deryckere, Patrice Van Delm, Philippe Delfs, Robin Waroquier, and Wout Hardy. They launched this tool on November 9, 2023. Their goal was to give Webflow professionals a way to automate alt-tagging, saving them valuable time by generating accurate, SEO-friendly alt tags, thanks in part to its integration with Azure AI.

What is Tagify used for?

• It automates the process of adding alt tags to your images.
• It’s known for generating accurate alt tags.
• It’s a significant time-saver for your workflow.
• It helps optimize the alt tags you already have.
• You can generate an unlimited number of alt tags.
• It currently generates alt tags in English.
• The tags it creates are designed to be SEO-friendly.
• It makes modifying alt tags much easier.
• You can generate tags for multiple images at once.
• It offers automated suggestions for improvements.
• You have full control to edit the alt tags yourself.
• It provides an overview of all the images in your project.
• It includes a dashboard to help manage your projects.

Who is Tagify for?

• Developers
• Designers
• Marketers

How to use Tagify?

Here’s a straightforward guide to using Tagify effectively:

1. Sign Up and Get Access: First, sign up for Tagify. It’s an AI tool made for Webflow professionals and is exclusively available through the Webflow App Store.
2. Understand Tagify’s Goal: Remember, Tagify is designed to automate alt-tagging tasks using advanced AI. It’s particularly useful for developers, designers, and marketers.
3. Generate Alt-Tags Automatically: Tagify will scan the images within your Webflow project and automatically create SEO-friendly alt tags for them. It also takes a look at any existing alt tags you have to suggest optimizations.
4. Edit Alt-Tags Manually: You’re always in control. Tagify lets you easily review, change, or even rewrite the auto-generated alt tags to ensure they’re perfectly accurate and relevant.
5. Integration with Azure AI: Tagify connects with Azure AI. This integration helps make the alt tags it generates more accurate and contextually relevant.
6. SEO Optimization: The alt tags Tagify creates are optimized for search engines because they offer clear, meaningful descriptions of your images. Azure AI plays a key role in ensuring this accuracy.
7. Support and Future Updates: Right now, Tagify supports English for alt-tag generation. However, they’re planning to add multi-language support in future updates, so keep an eye out for those!
8. No Limit on Image Processing: Don’t worry about the number of images. Tagify can process an unlimited amount within your Webflow project, making sure all your images get alt tags.
9. Join the Waitlist for Updates: To get started with Tagify, head over to their website and join the waiting list for early access. This is also the best way to stay informed about new features and any updates on language support.
10. Creators and Beta Version: This tool comes from Webflow professionals at ++addmore. A beta version is expected to be released soon on the Webflow App Store.

By following these steps, you can really make the most of Tagify. It’s a great way to automate alt-tagging, improve your SEO, make your website more accessible, and save a significant amount of time on your Webflow projects.