This web page, created by University of Minnesota Accessible U, offers accessibility tips for the following social media platforms: Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Flickr, Google+, and LinkedIn.

This short, concise article from AbilityNet highlights five simple ways content creators can ensure they are making their Facebook content accessible to all users.

Explore Access has provided this comprehensive web page, complete with screenshots, on how to share accessible images and posts on Facebook.

Lindsey, an accessibility expert, JavaScript lover, Front End Developer, and creator of the blog, "a11y with Lindsey," provides 7 tips for making Twitter content more accessible. This blog posts includes many videos that allow sighted users to hear the way common accessibility mistakes sound when read by a screen reader.

Amberley Romo, front-end engineer and accessibility advocate, has curated and shared this list of tips she uses to ensure she is always tweeting with accessibility in mind.

Theresa Mabe, a visually impaired, digital accessibility advocate, and author of the blog "In Sight: Full Life," provides her tips for creating an accessible Instagram account.

In this short article, Leo Martinez reviews three different tools content creators can use to create captions for videos on Instagram.

Kris Rivenburgh, ADA Website Compliance & web accessibility consultant, has created this helpful guide on making YouTube videos accessible. The article includes screenshots that walk content creators through adding and editing captions on their YouTube videos,

While Snapchat does not yet have an alt text feature, there are ways you can increase accessibility for low vision users. Veronica Lewis offers her insight on how to make sure your Snaps are as accessible as possible.

In its current form, Snapchat isn’t a highly accessible platform, but digital.gov has created this guide for making your content as accessible as possible despite the app's flaws.

This guide, created by the Bureau of Internet Accessibility, provides an overview of how Pinterest has worked on making their platform more accessible and how users can create the most accessible content possible.

Long Cheng, Pinterest Lead Designer, provides seven best practices to increase the accessibility of your posts for blind and low vision users.