Blurmyphotos

Contact

Write to hello@blurmyphotos.com. A real address, read by a person.

Write to us

The form below does not send anything. There is no server behind this site to send it to — that is the entire premise, and it is why your photographs never leave your device. What it does instead is assemble the message in your browser and hand it to your own mail app, already written and addressed. You read it, you edit it, and you press send. This page is not involved after that, and never sees what you wrote.

Why it works that way

An ordinary contact form posts what you type to a server, which stores it, or forwards it, or hands it to a third-party form service that does both. Any of those would mean this site had somewhere to put your data, and the sentence in our footer would stop being true in the strict sense we intend it. Building the mail in your browser keeps the claim exact: the only party that ever holds your message is your own mail provider, which already holds all of your other mail.

Please do not attach the photo

If you are writing about a file that will not open or a result that looked wrong, we understand the instinct to attach it. Please do not.

We do not want your photograph, we have nowhere to put it, and sending it to us undoes the reason you came here. Sending it by email is a genuine disclosure to a mail provider, to us, and to our backups.

Tell us about it instead. That is almost always enough:

If we genuinely cannot reproduce a problem without a sample, we will ask — and we will ask for a file that does not matter to you, not the one you were trying to redact.

What we can help with

What we cannot help with

How long we take

This is a small project, not a support desk, and messages are answered by a person around other work. Most get a reply within a few days. Bug reports with enough detail to reproduce the problem get looked at fastest, because they can be acted on immediately. We would rather tell you that honestly than publish a response time we cannot keep.

Corrections

If a guide on this site states something that is wrong, out of date, or misleading, please say so and point at the sentence. Accuracy is the only thing that makes the writing here worth reading, and a correction from someone who knows a subject better than we do is a favour, not a complaint. There is more about how the site is run and funded on the about page.