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Image Sitemap

Every image in your media library exposed to Google with alt + caption metadata.

4
steps to ship
< 5 min
to first result
3
measurable outcomes
The problem this solves

Google Image Search sends real click volume, but only if images ship in a proper image sitemap.

The workflow

How Image Sitemap works, step by step

The same 4-step flow runs across every surface — the interface changes, the engine doesn't.

  1. 01Per-post image inventory with alt + caption.
  2. 02Featured image + inline images captured.
  3. 03Image license schema on request.
  4. 04IndexNow ping.

Inside the WBP interface

Real product screenshots from the current release — click any image for full resolution.

Technical SEO controls: robots.txt, sitemaps, indexation, canonicals, hreflang.

Feature Set — Technical SEO

Technical SEO controls: robots.txt, sitemaps, indexation, canonicals, hreflang.

  • features
  • technical-seo
  • indexation
  • sitemap
  • robots
General settings screen: separators, permalinks, breadcrumbs, and image alt rules.

General Settings

General settings screen: separators, permalinks, breadcrumbs, and image alt rules.

  • settings
  • configuration
Per-post indexation, sitemap inclusion, and IndexNow ping controls.

Post Editor — Index & Sitemap

Per-post indexation, sitemap inclusion, and IndexNow ping controls.

  • post-editor
  • indexation
  • sitemap
  • indexnow

Outcomes

What changes after you turn this on

More traffic from Google Images.

Better AI multimodal retrieval.

Rich results eligibility.

Who this is built for

Photographers

Ships with defaults tuned for this team from day one — no consultant required.

Ecommerce

Ships with defaults tuned for this team from day one — no consultant required.

Publishers

Ships with defaults tuned for this team from day one — no consultant required.

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