Keep what makes the image true.

Define what may change, what must remain and the exact output before processing.

Use the current documented model guidance as a starting point, then judge fidelity on your own source.

Review meaningful detail against the source; smoothness and apparent sharpness are not sufficient acceptance tests.

Use authorized original lettering or vector artwork where possible; do not trust generated text as a factual reconstruction.

Keep identity-sensitive details faithful and obtain appropriate permission for processing and publication.

Judge line shape, palette and texture against the artwork—not against a generic idea of sharper detail.

Decide whether the goal is faithful preservation or an openly interpretive keepsake before changing damaged detail.

Group similar sources, prove representative files and review exceptions instead of treating a completed batch as an approved batch.

Count sample attempts, rejected outputs and revision needs before choosing a recurring allowance.

Choose the actual processing mode around your image permissions and workflow; a product label does not establish privacy.