Lensgo editorial and testing policy
Our blog exists to help creators make informed decisions about AI image and video workflows. We favor reproducible steps, clear limitations, and direct links to the product or reference that a reader needs next.
Who writes and reviews our guides
LensGo Editorial is the organization responsible for product and editorial review. “Lensgo Team” means the product team responsible for the workflow being documented; named contributors are identified when an article has a single author. Material factual reviews are recorded on the article when completed.
How product tests work
When we describe a Lensgo workflow, we test the path in the product available at publication time. Where model, prompt, date, or settings materially affect the result, we include them in the article. Outputs vary, so examples are evidence of a workflow—not a performance guarantee.
AI-assisted media and writing
Some examples are generated with AI because the subject is AI creation. We identify generated examples in their context and do not present synthetic people, destinations, or product scenes as documentary photography. Editors remain responsible for every published claim and recommendation.
Updates, corrections, and sources
A publication date records the first release. An “updated” date appears only after a material change. Fast-changing platform policies and product availability are checked against primary sources when available. If something is wrong or stale, contact us so we can investigate and correct it.