Checking an image told you what the file carries and stopped there. The result at /tools/verify-image now ends with a short section of next steps, with links picked from what the check found.
Every result carries one, including the good news. A file with a sound signature is not a file with nothing left to do: a marking inside the file is invisible to a shopper, and a listing may still need a visible label. So the section appears on every outcome, and none of it tells you your file is fine. The findings above it are where the file is described; the next steps only say what each destination does.
Which links appear depends on what each tool will accept, not on how the file scored:
- Write the declaration into the file appears where the check found nothing and the file can actually take it. Where the file already carries a signature, a declaration or other metadata, the link is absent, because the metadata marker turns those files away.
- Put a visible label on the photograph appears where nothing was found inside the file. It is deliberately absent where the check has just shown you a marking, since drawing a label re-encodes the image and would delete it.
- The labelling guide appears every time. It is the answer to "does this apply to my listing at all", along with the approved wordings and where the label goes on a shop page, on Allegro, on Meta, on Google and on video.
Nothing here changes what the check reports about a file, and nothing was added that reads as a verdict.