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How to save alt text as an .html file

Download an HTML snippet ready to drop into a page or email.

Open the detail page

Open the image you want from My Library. Click the Save Alt Text As button and pick .html | HTML.

The detail page for one image in Alt Text Studio's My Library: a left panel with Image Name, EN ES FR language badges and the Alt Text, HTML and JSON outputs each with a Copy button, beside a large preview of the image, with an action toolbar above — Click any row in My Library to open its detail page.

The .html HTML entry of the Save Alt Text As menu in Alt Text Studio, outlined in red with a click indicator on it, below .txt Plain Text and above .csv and .json — HTML gives you a ready-to-paste <img> tag with the alt already filled in.

What's in the file

A self-contained <img> snippet: <img src="..." alt="..." /> for the currently-selected language. Open it in a browser to preview.

When to use it

Handy for emailing a single image to a designer, embedding in a CMS, or as a standalone preview. For a whole library export, see How to export your library to HTML.

Related guides

How to export your library to HTML— Bulk-export to an HTML document with proper <img> tags.
How to copy alt text as HTML— Get the full <img src="..." alt="..."> tag, ready to paste into your site.
How to save alt text as a plain .txt file— Download a .txt of just the alt text for a single image.

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