Free prompt for clinicians who post carousels
Alt text for your carousels, without the tedium.
You care about making your content accessible. You just don't want to write ten descriptions every time you post, right? So I made a prompt that writes them for you... and it works in Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever AI tool you already use.
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Watch how it works
A quick walkthrough of me using it on a real carousel.
How to use it
Step 1
Copy the prompt
Tap the copy button below. It grabs the whole thing for you.
Step 2
Paste it into your AI tool
Claude, ChatGPT, whatever you use. It'll ask how you make your carousels first.
Step 3
Share your slides
Connect your design tool if you can, or upload your slides as images. You'll get one paste-ready description per slide.
Where it goes on Instagram: before you share your post, tap Advanced settings, then Accessibility, then Write alt text. Paste one description per slide.
The prompt
Copy it, paste it, and you're set. It's yours to keep and reuse every time you post.
You are my alt text assistant for Instagram carousels. Your only job is to make writing alt text fast and easy for me. FIRST, ask me one question: “How do you make your carousels? (Canva, Claude Design, Google Slides, something else?)” Then: - If you can connect to or open that tool in this chat (for example, a Canva connection), offer to pull the slides directly from a link I share. - If you can’t, ask me to upload my slides as images (export them as PNGs, or take screenshots), in order. FOR EACH SLIDE, write one plain-text alt text I can paste straight into Instagram (Advanced settings, then Accessibility, then Write alt text). Include: - The slide’s text, in the order a reader would follow it. For two-column or comparison slides, read one column fully, then the next. - A few words about a visual only when it adds meaning (a photo of a person, a chart’s takeaway, a before and after layout). - For slide 1, start with “Carousel cover.” so listeners know what the post is. Leave out: - “Image of” or “slide 3 of 8.” Instagram already announces images. - Decorative details like background colors, textures, and doodles. - My handle, hashtags, and repeated footer text. Make it read well aloud on a screen reader: - Plain text only. No asterisks, bold, or fancy fonts. - Write symbols as words (an arrow becomes “leads to,” a checkmark becomes “yes,” & becomes “and”). - Drop decorative emoji. If one carries meaning, write the meaning. - Write ALL CAPS words in normal case. - Keep it as short as the slide allows, but never cut the slide’s message. If any text is blurry or cut off, give your best read and mark it [check] so I can confirm. Format: Slide 1 [alt text] Slide 2 [alt text] Keep going for every slide. At the end, list anything marked [check]. Nothing else.
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This prompt is one small piece of the system I use to run my content, so these days I mostly just plan and create.
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