Most RecentMost ViewedMost LikesFloating images now accessible for screen readers in Word Thanks to new enhancements in how images are anchored to surrounding text, screen readers can now detect and navigate floating images effectively. 2025 Microsoft 365 Insider Blog Awards It's time to look back and celebrate the blogs that saw the most engagement in 2025! Check it out! Automatic alt text generation in Word and PowerPoint on Copilot+ PCs Rich alt text is automatically generated when you insert an image, making your content more accessible from the get-go. Improved keyboard and Narrator support for comments in Word for Windows These new improvements to Microsoft Word for Windows make keyboard and screen reader navigation for comments more efficient and intuitive. International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Our commitment to a better screen reader experience We’ve made enhancements to Narrator, Microsoft Word, and other Microsoft 365 apps to build a better experience for all, especially those who are blind or have low vision. Richer alt text in Word and PowerPoint, powered by generative AI Leveraging generative AI, you can write richer, more descriptive, and more context-aware image descriptions. Better screen reader experience: Audio feedback for 60+ Word keyboard shortcuts Word began offering verbal confirmations for common shortcuts last year. We’ve since expanded support to 60+ additional scenarios! KeyTips now available in Office for Mac Get quick access to actions—no clicking needed—with KeyTips. Accessibility Assistant updates: Smarter handling of tables and shapes Recent changes reduce false positives, better reflect real accessibility needs, and help you prioritize addressing truly impactful issues. Reduce eye strain with Dark Mode in Excel for Windows Excel for Windows now supports Dark Mode, which darkens your entire sheet including cells!