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How to save alt text as a .json file

Download a structured JSON object, useful for scripts and pipelines.

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Open the detail page

Open the image. Click the Save Alt Text As button and pick .json | JSON.

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 .json JSON entry of the Save Alt Text As menu in Alt Text Studio, outlined in red with a click indicator on it, at the bottom of the list below .txt, .html and .csv
JSON keeps every language and every field in one structured file.
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What's in the file

A small JSON object with image_name, image_url, and an alt_text field keyed by language code, matching the JSON copy view. Easy to feed into a script.

The Alt Text (JSON) block on an Alt Text Studio detail page, showing image_name, image_url and an alt_text object with en, es and fr keys
This is exactly what the .json download contains: one object, alt text keyed by language.
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Multi-image equivalent

For an entire library or filtered batch, use the table's Export As → JSON option, which returns one object per image.

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