What’s the “Click here” viral trend on X? Everything you need know

owned by Elon Musk X is one of the big social media platforms that is the source of many trends. For more than a week, one of the trends on the platform has been “Click here.” In line with this trend, images are being posted that include the words “Click here” and an arrow pointing to the word “ALT” in the lower left corner.

This is its description and use guidelines.
Is “Click Here” trending?
The “Click Here” graphic became viral and was shared by celebrities, politicians, political parties, Blinkit, Jio, and many more entities on X (formerly Twitter).

Some people are still unsure of the purpose of the popular new fad; therefore, not everyone is on board with it.
@reliancejio, the developer

Letsblinkit on Twitter:

The official IRCTC (@IRCTCofficial)

In reality, this accessibility function was introduced around two years ago with the goal of assisting users in comprehending the information included in a picture. When a user shares a picture on the platform, the functionality makes use of the alt text descriptions they offer.
These alternate text descriptions for images are a simple method of making X accessible to those with impairments.
“Image descriptions need to adhere to the X Rules, just like posts.” According to the firm, providing captions for your photographs may help those who are blind, have impaired eyesight, use assistive technology, live in places with limited internet, or just want additional context.
Your viewers won’t understand the content of your photographs or their significance without descriptions. People are unable to interact with your post because of this missing information,” it continues.
Nonetheless, a clever method to use the functionality to convey a message is to include a hidden “alt text” that might be humorous or educational in nature along with a “Click Here” picture in a post.
How to add a description to a picture or alt text on X
Choose the picture you want to post on the app.
Tap the “Add Description” icon located at the bottom of the picture after choosing it.
Enter as many characters as you like in the picture description.
An ALT badge will show up in the image’s corner after you choose Save.
Choose a post. The picture description shows on screen when the ALT badge is selected.