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I built Image Describer to generate usable image descriptions β€” looking for early feedback

Hey Indie Hackers πŸ‘‹

I just launched Image Describer, a simple web tool that turns an image into usable text:

  • Alt text (accessibility-friendly)

  • Short captions (for creators/social posts)

  • Detailed descriptions (scene + objects + composition)

Why I built it

I kept needing fast, reliable image descriptions for accessibility and content workflows. Most tools I tried were either too generic, inconsistent in tone/detail, or didn’t give me the format I actually needed. So I built a focused workflow:

upload β†’ choose output style β†’ get clean results you can copy/use

What’s live today

  • Multiple output modes (alt text / caption / detailed)

  • Fast generation + readable formatting

  • Works for both simple and complex images

What I’m trying to learn (would love your feedback)

If you try it, could you tell me:

  1. Accuracy β€” what did it miss that matters?

  2. Preferred output β€” short vs long, literal vs expressive

  3. Format β€” plain text vs structured sections vs JSON

  4. UX β€” any confusing step in upload β†’ results?

Link

https://imagedescriber.dev

If you comment with feedback, I’ll iterate quickly and share updates here. Thanks πŸ™

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    Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?

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