01 · Review method
Start with a real decision
A guide is retained only when it helps someone choose a format, dimensions, crop treatment, safe area, or document workflow. A keyword variation by itself is not a reason to publish another page.
Editorial policy
Image guidance should make a decision clearer, not multiply pages.
PixelProof is independently maintained around practical image workflows. This policy explains how the site separates reviewed guidance from a tool interface, keeps claims bounded, and removes pages that do not add a distinct answer.
02 · Review method
Scope each claim to its evidence
Requirements that come from a platform, public authority, or technical standard are linked to the relevant primary source where possible. The source supports only the claim beside it; it is not treated as a blanket endorsement of the whole page.
03 · Review method
Test the product-specific part
Workflow notes identify what was checked in PixelProof itself: crop versus pad behavior, local browser processing, output choices, and the final manual destination check. A product test does not replace the destination's own current rules.
04 · Review method
Show review dates and limitations
Reviewed guides display their review date and, when a source is used, the source date. When a rule may vary by country, account, device, or publishing surface, the page states that the destination is the final check.
Content lifecycle
Keeping the public library useful means consolidating as well as adding.
- Similar format-conversion variants remain available as tools, but are not promoted as separate search destinations unless they contain independently reviewed, non-duplicative guidance.
- When a page overlaps a clearer working route, the old page is redirected to that route rather than left as a thin duplicate.
- Editorial pages are reviewed when their linked source changes, the product behavior changes, or a correction identifies a material gap.
- Feedback that includes the page URL, destination, and expected outcome is reviewed as a correction request or workflow improvement, not silently discarded.
Corrections and disclosures
See an outdated requirement or a misleading workflow note?
Send the page URL, destination, and the correction or expected result. The site currently does not load advertising code; the privacy policy is the source of truth if that operating model changes.