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Brand imagery, and how to have it removed.

Atlas is an independent index. If you work for a brand listed here and want its imagery taken down, you do not need to explain yourself or prove anything — ask, and it comes down.

Request removal

Email hi@iamjustinwinter.com with the brand name or domain and the word removal in the subject. No specific form of words is required and we will not ask you to prove ownership before acting.

  • What happens: imagery for that brand is switched off at the next deploy, and the brand is added to a permanent exclusion list so it is not picked up again.
  • Scope: tell us if you want only imagery removed, or the brand's entire page de-listed. Both are available.
  • Nothing to undo elsewhere: because we never copy imagery onto our own servers (see below), switching it off is genuinely the end of it — there is no cached copy of yours sitting anywhere in our infrastructure.

Not affiliated, not endorsed

Atlas is not affiliated with, authorised by, endorsed by, or sponsored by any brand indexed on this site. Brand names, logos and imagery belong to their respective owners and are shown here to identify and describe the brand being written about — the same way a trade publication or a review would use them. Their presence is not a claim of any commercial relationship in either direction. We take no payment from any brand for inclusion, placement or ranking.

Where the imagery comes from

Campaign and lifestyle imagery is collected in good faith from brands' own public surfaces — the pages, banners and open-graph images a brand publishes for the express purpose of representing itself in public. We do not access anything behind a login, a paywall, or a technical restriction, and we do not go looking for material a brand has not itself published.

Imagery is presented as it was published, uncropped in meaning and unaltered in content, and always attached to the brand it belongs to. We do not use it to illustrate anything other than that brand, and we never present it as our own work.

We reference imagery — we do not store it

This is the part most sites get wrong, so it is worth being exact. Brand imagery on this site is referenced from its source at the moment your browser renders the page. We do not download it, we do not re-encode it, and we do not keep a copy of it on our servers or our CDN. Two consequences follow, and both favour the brand:

  • — If the source changes or disappears, what we show changes or disappears with it. The brand keeps control of its own assets.
  • — A removal request cannot leave a stale copy behind, because there was never a copy to begin with.

The trade-off is honest to state: it means an image occasionally fails to load, and when that happens the page falls back to a generated colour treatment rather than showing a broken frame. We consider that the right side of the trade.

Corrections

If something here is wrong rather than unwanted — a mismatched image, an outdated logo, a brand attributed to the wrong company — tell us and we will fix it. See also how the data is sourced.