Source: https://restorebunny.com/editorial-policy/ # Editorial Policy How RestoreBunny researches, writes, reviews, and corrects its photo restoration guides. ## What our guides are for RestoreBunny publishes practical guidance for digitising, restoring, and preserving family photographs. Articles should help a reader make a safe, informed decision before uploading or handling an irreplaceable print. ## Research and sources Preservation and handling advice is checked against public guidance from archives, libraries, museums, and conservation organisations. When a claim depends on an external authority, the article links to that source in a visible Sources section. Product facts are checked against RestoreBunny's current application, pricing, privacy, and help pages. We do not publish invented test results, customer numbers, credentials, or performance claims. ## AI restoration limits Digital restoration can improve a copy without repairing the physical object. AI may infer plausible pixels where the source contains blur or missing information; those pixels are not recovered historical evidence. Our guides tell readers to keep the untouched scan and compare faces, text, uniforms, jewellery, and other identity details before archiving a result. ## Safety and conservation We distinguish digital editing from physical conservation. Active mould, wet or flaking emulsions, photographs stuck to glass, unknown historic processes, and valuable originals may need a qualified photograph conservator. Our articles do not replace professional conservation advice. ## Updates and corrections Every guide shows its publication or latest review date. We update articles when product behaviour, source guidance, or a material fact changes. Send a correction with the page URL and supporting evidence to [support@restorebunny.com](). ## Commercial transparency RestoreBunny's guides may link to its own restoration product. Those links do not change the safety advice, limitations, or comparisons in an article. We clearly distinguish a free tool, a starter allowance, and a paid credit pack. Read the [About page](), [Trust & Security](), and [Privacy Policy]() for more information.