Mark Decorative Images in Framer
- Open your project in Framer and go to the page containing decorative or purely visual images.
- Select the decorative image (patterns, shapes, accents, textures). The right-hand properties panel will open.
- Scroll to the Accessibility section.
- Locate the Alt Text field.
- Clear the Alt Text field completely, leaving it **blank**.
- A blank alt field (
alt="") tells assistive technologies to ignore the image.
- A blank alt field (
- Confirm the image is truly decorative:
- Keep the field blank if the image adds style only,
- If it communicates information (icons, diagrams, product photos), add meaningful alt text instead.
- If the image is inside a Component:
- Double-click the component to edit it at the source,
- Select the decorative image inside the component,
- Clear the alt text there so all component instances inherit the decorative status.
- For images used as backgrounds inside Frames:
- No alt text is available for CSS/background images—they are automatically treated as decorative.
- If the background conveys meaning, add text within the Frame describing what users need to know.
- If the image appears within a Code Component:
- Open the code file,
- Set decorative images to
alt=""in their<img>tags.
- Repeat for all decorative images across the page so only meaningful images retain alt text.
- Enter Preview mode and use your browser’s accessibility inspector to confirm decorative images show
alt=""and are ignored by assistive technologies. - Publish or update your project once all decorative images are correctly marked.
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