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June 24, 2026
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Disable Accessible Auto Tagging Images

  • June 24, 2026
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The feature that automatically auto tags images in a document needs to be disabled for every user, or the tagging needs to be manual to eliminate obscene language from the tagging. I have an abstract image in my template that I send to clients. If I forget to disable the auto tagging, then the client will read a caption that suggests I am sending them a nude image. There is no figure in the graphic. There is no suggestion of a figure in the graphic, but Ai suggest that there is, and it confuses my clients. Even if it says that it is an “Ai generated caption”, my clients read it as something I, myself, inserted into their document. 

 

I have turned it off. I have done it multiple times, successfully. However, I do not love that it is my sole responsibility to work around a program every single time I send out a document. 

 

Please let me know if there is a way to disable this function so that I can forget about the fact it even exists. My clients are older and I have to explain to them every single time that this happens that I do not have control over what they are seeing as a caption.

 

 

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Jacinda E
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June 24, 2026

Hey ​@Graphic_Designer - can you share a screenshot or a little more context on where this is happening for you? Since you submitted it under AEP, but it’s tagged with Marketo and AEM, I’m a little unclear on which product team to send this to. Thanks!