Built by an SEO who got tired
of the manual workflow
My name is Chris Cagle. I've been doing SEO for over five years — running YouFirst SEO and Dendro SEO. I built pixelseo.ai because a problem kept showing up in my own work that had no good solution.
The image workflow was a mess. Generate an image. Rename it manually. Upload it to an online converter. Download the zip. Unzip it. Realize something needed fixing. Regenerate. Start over. Every single time.
It made no sense that this couldn't happen in one shot. Pick your style, generate, get the SEO-optimized file name, alt text, schema, and the correctly formatted image — done. No extra tabs, no manual renaming, no zipping and unzipping.
I figured I wasn't the only one doing it the hard way.
As I started using n8n more for automation, it became obvious the same problem exists for people building workflows. You shouldn't need a patchwork of tools to get a website-ready image with proper metadata. An API that handles the whole thing — generation, naming, alt text, schema — in a single call made sense.
I'm an INTJ. I like building things, solving problems, and eliminating inefficiency. pixelseo.ai is the tool I wanted to exist. It does the tedious part of the image workflow so you can focus on the work that actually matters.
What pixelseo.ai does
Upload a batch of images and get an SEO file name, alt text, and ImageObject schema for every one — generated in the context of the page each image lives on, not just from the pixels. Every field is editable before you export.
The same pipeline as a REST endpoint, plus a dedicated n8n community node so you can drop image SEO into a workflow without hand-building HTTP requests. It also works as a tool for an AI agent.
Build word banks, generate hundreds of file name combinations, upload your images, pick a format, and download a ZIP. All in the browser — nothing uploaded to a server.
No stock photo on hand? Generate one from 36 curated art styles or a custom prompt — and it arrives with the same file name, alt text, and schema already attached. No second workflow.
Full API reference with request params, response shape, and error codes.
Read the docs