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StriveWP Image Attributes Manager (Attribufy) is a powerful WordPress plugin for managing image attributes (alt text, title, caption, description) with AI-powered generation, automatic processing on upload, CSV updating, and attribute syncing.
<h4>Free Features</h4>
✅ AI-Powered Alt Text Generation — Generate alt text using OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google AI models 
✅ 8 AI Models — Choose from 8 different models optimized for cost and performance 
✅ Smart Image Sizing — Automatically selects the optimal image size (600–1024px) for fast, high-quality AI processing 
✅ Media Library Integration — Generate attributes directly from list view, grid view modal, and image edit page 
✅ Automatic Alt Text on Upload — Automatically generate alt text when images are uploaded to the media library 
✅ CSV Upload — Bulk update image attributes (alt text, title, caption, description) via CSV 
✅ CSV Export — Export all image attributes to CSV for review or backup 
✅ Sync from Filename — Sync attributes using the filename (without extension) as the source 
✅ Fill Empty Only Mode — Safely update only empty attributes, preserving existing values 
✅ Filter by Missing Alt Text — Quickly find images without alt text 
✅ Progress Tracking — Real-time progress bars and detailed logs with token usage 
✅ Batch Processing — Efficient processing of large image libraries
<h4>Pro Features</h4>
🚀 Generate All Attributes — Generate Title, Caption, and Description in addition to Alt Text 
🚀 Attribute-Specific Generation — Generate unique, purpose-optimized content for each attribute in a single API call (e.g., Alt Text focuses on visual description, Title focuses on contextual meaning) 
🚀 Overwrite Mode — Choose to overwrite existing values in addition to fill-empty-only 
🚀 All 7 Tone Options — Creative, Friendly, Concise, Accessible, Technical, and SEO-friendly (beyond Professional) 
🚀 All 10 Prompt Templates — E-commerce, Blog, Social Media, Technical, Accessibility, SEO, Minimal, Photography, and News (beyond Standard) 
🚀 Custom Target Length — Short (10–15 words), Long (40–60 words), or custom word count (5–200 words) beyond Medium 
🚀 Temperature Control — Adjust AI creativity level (0 = focused, 1 = creative) beyond the default 0.3 
🚀 Advanced Filters — Filter by images without Title, Caption, or Description 
🚀 Generate All Attributes on Upload — Automatically generate Title, Caption, and Description on upload (in addition to Alt Text) 
🚀 Prevent WordPress Auto-Fill — Stop WordPress from auto-filling attributes from filename or EXIF/IPTC metadata 
🚀 AI for CSV Uploads — Enable AI generation for empty cells during CSV import 
🚀 Advanced Sync Sources — Sync from Alt Text, Title, Caption, or Description (in addition to Filename)
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<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin integrates with third-party AI services to generate image attributes. The following information explains what data is sent, when it is sent, and how to learn more about each service’s privacy practices.
<h4>What Services Are Used</h4>
<ul>
<li>OpenAI: Provides AI models (GPT-4o, GPT-4 Turbo, GPT-4o Mini, etc.) for generating image attributes</li>
<li>Anthropic: Provides AI models (Claude Sonnet 4.5, Claude Haiku 4.5) for generating image attributes</li>
<li>Google: Provides AI models (Gemini 2.5 Flash, Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite) via Google Generative Language API for generating image attributes</li>
</ul>
<h4>What Data Is Sent</h4>
When you use the AI generation features, the following data may be sent to the selected AI provider:
<ul>
<li>Image Data: The image file is sent as a base64-encoded data URI or image URL (for publicly accessible images). Images are automatically resized to optimal dimensions (600-1024px) for faster processing.</li>
<li>User-Configured Settings: Your selected prompt template, tone preference, target word count, and temperature settings are included in the generation request.</li>
<li>Existing Attributes (if provided): If you choose to include context from existing alt text, captions, or descriptions, this information may be sent to help generate more relevant content.</li>
<li>Site Language: The site’s language setting may be used to generate content in the appropriate language.</li>
</ul>
Note: API keys are stored locally in your WordPress database and are only sent directly to the respective AI provider’s API endpoints. They are never sent to any third-party services other than the AI provider you select.
<h4>When Data Is Sent</h4>
Data is only sent to external AI services when:
<ul>
<li>You explicitly click “Generate Attributes” or “Generate with AI” for selected images</li>
<li>You have enabled “Automatic Upload Processing” and upload a new image to the media library</li>
<li>You enable “AI Generation for Empty Cells” in CSV upload settings and process a CSV file with empty attribute fields</li>
</ul>
Data is NOT sent automatically in the background. All AI generation is user-initiated or triggered by your explicit configuration choices.
<h4>Service Terms and Privacy Policies</h4>
Before using any AI provider, please review their terms of service and privacy policies:
OpenAI: 
* Terms of Service: https://openai.com/api/policies/terms/ 
* Privacy Policy: https://openai.com/api/policies/privacy/
Anthropic: 
* Terms of Service: https://www.anthropic.com/legal/terms 
* Privacy Policy: https://www.anthropic.com/legal/privacy
Google: 
* Terms of Service: https://ai.google.dev/terms 
* Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

StriveWP Image Attributes Manager (Attribufy)

Manage image alt text, title, caption and description. Bulk update with CSV, generate with AI (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google), or sync between fields.

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Image Alt Sync scans selected posts and updates any <code><img></code> tags found in the post content that reference media items (class <code>wp-image-###</code>), and replaces their <code>alt</code> attributes with the attachment’s <code>_wp_attachment_image_alt</code> value: 
– If the image is in the Media Library, it prefers the attachment’s Alt Text. 
– If no attachment alt is set, it falls back to the image filename (without extension) or the post title (configurable in the UI). 
– Optionally skip images that aren’t found in the Media Library. 
– Optionally restrict by image file extensions (e.g. <code>jpg,webp</code>).
Run in dry run first to see exactly what would change. The log shows each post processed and any per-image alt changes.
Highlights 
– Processes per post in batches with a customizable delay (default 100 posts, 1s). 
– Filter by post status and date range (quick buttons: Today, Yesterday, Last week, Last month, YTD, All). 
– Validate that “Date after” ≤ “Date before”. 
– Limit by Post ID range with buttons to auto-fill lowest and highest post IDs. 
– Skip posts without <code><img></code> (optional). 
– Exclude image extensions (comma-separated, e.g. <code>.svg,.gif</code>). 
– Dry run (browser & WP-CLI) shows clickable post IDs, post titles, filenames, and detailed old → new alt replacements. 
– Only processes posts that have at least one image attachment.
For more details you can send mail with your suggestions, recommendation to dufour_l@hotmail.com
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>Choose your filters (date range, min/max post ID, or “Apply to all posts”).</li>
<li>Set Batch size and optional Delay between batches to throttle load.</li>
<li>Choose a Date Range, or click a shortcut button (autofills Date after/Date before).</li>
<li>(Optional) Enter Lowest/Highest Post ID or click the quick-fill buttons.</li>
<li>(Optional) Check Skip posts without <code><img></code>.</li>
<li>(Optional) Enter Exclude extensions like <code>.svg,.gif</code>.</li>
<li>Optionally enable Dry run to preview changes without saving.</li>
<li>Click Start. Progress and detailed per-post changes appear in the log.</li>
<li>If needed, click Stop to pause after the current batch finishes.</li>
</ol>
Tips 
– Use the “Lowest ID” and “Highest ID” buttons to auto-fill the ID range. 
– Use the extension filter (e.g. <code>jpg, jpeg, png, webp</code>) to target specific image types. 
– Check “Skip images not in media library” to avoid external or missing files.
<h3>Usage (WP-CLI)</h3>
From your WordPress root:
<pre><code>wp image-alt-sync run --status=publish --after=2025-01-01 --before=2025-08-13 --batch-size=100 --delay=1 --dry-run --low-id=1 --high-id=9999 --skip-noimg=1 --exclude-ext=".svg,.gif"
</code></pre>
Args 
– <code>--status=</code> publish|pending|draft|any (default: publish) 
– <code>--after=</code> YYYY-MM-DD (optional) 
– <code>--before=</code> YYYY-MM-DD (optional) 
– <code>--batch-size=</code> integer (default: 100) 
– <code>--delay=</code> seconds (float, default: 1) 
– <code>--dry-run</code> flag (no changes saved if provided) 
– <code>--low-id=</code> minimum post ID (optional) 
– <code>--high-id=</code> maximum post ID (optional) 
– <code>--skip-noimg=</code> 1|0 (default 0) 
– <code>--exclude-ext=</code> comma-separated list like <code>.svg,.gif</code>
<h3>Credits</h3>
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