Tool Radar Now Uses Real Official Product Visuals
Seven site-drawn concept diagrams have been replaced with real interfaces, examples, and outputs from official sites, docs, or repositories, while the weekly workflow now rejects drawn, generated, and template visuals.
# Tool Radar Now Uses Real Official Product Visuals
The first Tool Radar article keeps its original link, title, narrative order, and publication time. Only the seven hard-to-read site-drawn concept diagrams have been replaced with real visuals directly tied to each tool.
## Every image now has one concrete job
- 60fps and Mobbin show real galleries and product-flow categories instead of abstract boxes standing in for design references.
- ChatCut and Remotion show actual editors, output previews, AI action history, props, and timelines.
- Repomix, Context7, and Pinokio show packed repository output, a documentation-question interface, and the source check before installation.
- Every image has trilingual alt text and a caption that tells the reader what to inspect and links to the corresponding official source page.
## The same rule applies every week
Images must first be discovered online and then verified against the tool's official site, feature page, documentation, repository, or official media. Only real product interfaces, official examples, or real outputs are accepted. Site-drawn diagrams, AI-generated pictures, uniform template cards, simulated interfaces, search thumbnails, and third-party reposts fail validation. If no qualified real visual exists, the article keeps the text and uses no substitute image.
## Source and release checks
Each adopted image records its official source, direct asset or exact capture target, rights note, review time, and SHA-256. It is stored with the site rather than hotlinked. New bytes deploy from the GitHub main branch and the article switches only after the production file matches the reviewed hash.
