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Questions, feedback or a useful tool idea?

Use the contact details below for site support, bug reports, feedback and tool suggestions. A clear message with the right details makes it easier to understand what you need.

Email support

The main way to reach us

NewAi.Pro currently uses email for support and feedback rather than an on-site contact form.

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Please avoid including passwords, private account credentials or other sensitive information in your message.

Write a useful message

Three details that help us understand your request

You do not need a long email. A few specific details are usually more useful than a vague description.

01

Use a clear subject

Examples include “Bug Report – Word Counter”, “Tool Request” or “Question About TXT File Maker”.

02

Name the page or tool

If your message is about an existing feature, tell us exactly which NewAi.Pro tool you were using.

03

Explain what happened

Describe what you expected, what actually happened and any steps that reliably reproduce the problem.

Reporting a bug

Technical details can make a bug report much more useful.

If something is not working correctly, including a little context can help identify whether the issue is related to the tool, browser, device or a specific sequence of actions.

The name of the tool or page where the problem happened.
Your browser and device type, such as Chrome on Android or Safari on iPhone.
The steps you took immediately before the issue appeared.
A short description of the expected result and the actual result.
Before you email

You may find the answer elsewhere on the site

These pages cover common site information and may answer your question immediately.

About NewAi.ProLearn what the site is for and how the tool collection is designed. Privacy PolicyRead information about privacy, cookies and data-related practices. TermsReview the terms that apply when using NewAi.Pro.
Tool suggestions: If you are requesting a new tool, explain the problem it would solve, who would use it and the main input/output you expect. That gives us a much clearer picture than a tool name alone.