Editorial policy and evidence standards
How ImageTranslate labels product guidance, sources, illustrative examples and measured results.
By ImageTranslate · Updated · Editorial policy
Authorship and scope
Guides are published under the ImageTranslate organization byline and discuss a product operated by the same publisher. AI-assisted drafting may be used. A publication date or byline does not imply independent evaluation or professional certification.
Sources and product facts
Product claims should match the available workspace and current public configuration. References explain the technical topic they are linked to; they do not endorse ImageTranslate. Prices and account limits can change, so consult the pricing page and the estimate before submitting a job.
Examples versus measured results
Visuals and walkthroughs are illustrative unless accompanied by a test record. A measured comparison must identify its date, sample inputs, language pairs, models or versions, settings, measurement method and limitations. We do not present illustrative graphics as accuracy or speed benchmarks.
Comparisons and customer feedback
Workflow comparisons explain when each approach is useful. Named competitor performance claims require current sources and comparable tests. Customer quotations require a verifiable source and permission to publish; anonymous sample personas are not customer endorsements.
Updates and corrections
Article dates reflect substantive content changes. Send corrections with the page URL to support@imagetranslate.org. Translation examples and generated results should be reviewed for omissions, changed numbers and layout errors before use.