Editorial policy

Who writes them

Articles are published by the imaginary.app team. We don't use invented author names or personas. Where a guide reflects one person's hands-on work, it says so.

How we use AI

Many guides are drafted with AI assistance. A drafting system researches the topic, collects the sources it may rely on, and writes a first version. Drafts are then reviewed by a person before they go live: facts, prices, titles, descriptions and image text are checked, and drafts that don't add something useful are rejected. Each article says at the bottom whether it was reviewed by a person or published after automated checks only.

What every guide has to contain

• Something you can't get from a generic summary: real prompts and results that creators chose to share in our community gallery, our actual credit prices, or worked examples.
• Sources for factual claims about third-party models and tools, linked in the article.
• Product details taken from our live pricing and model list, never estimated. Models that aren't available yet are labelled that way.
• No fake reviews, testimonials, ratings or statistics.

Independence

imaginary.app is independent. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the companies whose models we write about; model names only describe which model produced a result.

Updates and corrections

AI models change quickly. We review older guides and update them when products, prices or limits change; the “Updated” date only changes when the content does. Guides that are no longer useful are removed from search results. Spotted a mistake? Email hi@imaginary.app.