How we test
Every guide on this site includes a test we ran ourselves. This page explains how we run those tests and how a guide gets written.
Who writes the guides
Alex Bakken, our Head of Content, owns the guides. AI tools draft each page from our own product knowledge, our test results and public sources. A second review pass and a set of automatic checks then test the page before it goes live. Alex reads the new guides every week, fixes what he finds and takes down any page that is not good enough.
How we test
Images and videos in a guide are real outputs, and we name the model behind each one. We do not retouch them. In a comparison test we start from one of our own photos, write a prompt that describes its scene, and run that prompt on other image models. We show every image each model returned, not the best ones, and we show the prompt. If a model does well or fails, the guide says so.
How we handle platform rules
Platform rules change. Each guide links to the rule it describes and shows the date of its last update. We check these pages again every 90 days. We explain the rules as they are, and we do not promise that any content stays hidden from a platform.
What you will not find
No earnings promises. No prices in guides, because they change: the pricing page is always current. No explicit images on guide pages.
Report a mistake
Found something wrong? Email support@pixelpig.app with the page link. See the pricing page for current plans and the Acceptable Use Policy for the rules on content.