Contact

The fastest way to reach us is email: info@toolsofweb.com. We read every message personally. We typically reply within 2–3 business days; tool requests and bug reports get priority.

Request a new tool

Have an idea for a tool? Use our tool request form — it takes a minute and helps us prioritize:

• The tool's name and what it should do in one or two sentences.
• What inputs it needs (a file? pasted text? numbers?) and what the output should look like.
• One real example of when you'd use it.

We prioritize simple, high-utility tools that can run entirely in the browser. The most-requested ideas get built first, and we'll email you when your tool goes live.

Report a bug

Found something broken? Please include:

• Which tool page it happened on (paste the URL).
• What you did, step by step, and what went wrong.
• Your browser and device (e.g. "Chrome on Windows 11", "Safari on iPhone").

Screenshots help a lot. Bug reports are fixed in order of severity — anything that produces wrong output jumps to the front of the queue.

Business and partnership inquiries

For advertising, partnerships, or anything business-related, use the same address (info@toolsofweb.com) with a clear subject line like "Partnership: …". Please note we don't sell links or sponsored placements inside tool results.

What to write about

Email is the right route for anything that does not fit the tool request form: feedback on a tool you use regularly, a correction to a guide or a help text on a tool page, an accessibility problem (for example a tool that is hard to use with a keyboard or a screen reader), or a suggestion for improving an existing tool rather than building a new one. If a guide on the blog got a detail wrong, tell us which page and what should change — corrections like that help every reader, not just you.

When you write, a short, specific message gets the fastest useful answer. One paragraph describing the problem, the tool page involved, and what you expected to happen is worth more than a long general complaint. You do not need to attach anything to make a point — a pasted error message or a description of the steps is usually enough.

What not to send

Please do not send passwords, account details, or private files by email. No ToolsOfWeb tool needs an account, so we will never ask you for a login, and there is no support account to recover. If a file is involved in a bug, describe what kind of file it is (for example "a scanned PDF" or "a 20 MB photo") rather than attaching the file itself — your files are processed in your browser and we do not need a copy of them to investigate.

Before you write

Quick answers to common questions: every tool is free with no account needed; your files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to our servers (see the Privacy Policy); and tool suggestions are always welcome — that's how most of our tools got built.