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Decide which product details must never change and which parts of the scene can. Use the same reference photos and the same list of fixed details for every image, then compare each result with the real product before you approve it.

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Put the AI image next to a photo of the exact product you sell: the same variant, size and color (the same SKU). Check shape, proportions, color, material, logo, label text, quantity, included parts and scale before you judge the scene or the style.

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AI image models often treat text and small packaging details as texture, not as exact content. Where you can, keep important text out of the generated area and add the real text in a design tool after the image is approved.

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Not for everything. Use a real photo when exact color, dimensions, regulated wording, safety information, included parts or any other detail a buyer relies on cannot be checked reliably in an AI image.

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No. The checklist makes your review more thorough, but the AI model can still change or invent details, and a reviewer can miss things. A person has to compare every image with the real product before it is published.

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No. Geniea does not tell you whether an image was made by AI. It helps you compare an AI product image with photos of your real product and write down what is different.

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No. Your images stay in your browser and you do the review. Geniea gives you a written record of your own checks. It does not score the image or approve it for publishing.

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