Images of text accessibility

1. Is an image of text accessible?
2. What is images of text in WCAG?
3. What are examples of images in a text?

Is an image of text accessible?

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) recommend avoiding using images of text if you expect the text to be read by the user, unless it's necessary such as in a logo or brand name, in which case the alt text should be the same as the text in the image.

What is images of text in WCAG?

Using images of text is an example of an implementation that does not allow users to alter the presentation of the text within it. In some situations, a particular visual presentation of the text is essential to the information being conveyed.

What are examples of images in a text?

Examples of such pictures include graphs, screenshots, and diagrams which visually convey important information through more than just text.