In practice, the tag sould be written as follows

[robiulhasan]

<img src="Image URL" alt="Image description" width="width" height="height" />
For example, it should look like this:
<img src="Fuji in winter" width="160" height="90" />

The alt="image description" part is called the alt attribute, and design director managers mailing leads contains concise text that explains what the image is about.

The alt attribute is an HTML tag, so users normally don't see it,
but it is necessary in the following cases:

It appears as text instead of images when web pages load slowly, etc.
When using the web page's voice reading function, the alt attribute is read out loud.
If you make an image a link, the alt attribute becomes the anchor link text.
It tells search engine crawlers what your image is like
Alt attributes and SEO
As mentioned earlier, alt attributes affect SEO. I will explain how they relate to SEO in three ways.