Contact
ImageForge is a small open-source project maintained in spare time. There is no support desk, but we do read everything that comes in.
The best channel: GitHub Issues
Open an issue on the repository. This is the most reliable way to reach us, and it has a real advantage: the discussion is public, so the next person hitting the same problem finds the answer instead of asking again.
What helps us help you
A useful bug report usually contains:
- what you did, step by step
- what you expected to happen
- what actually happened
- browser and version (for example: Chrome 141 on Windows 11)
- a screenshot, if the problem is visual
- a sample file, if the problem depends on a particular image
Before attaching an image: make sure you are comfortable sharing it publicly. Anything posted to a public issue stays there, and we cannot delete copies other people may have made. Crop out anything sensitive first.
What we can and cannot do
| We can help with | We cannot help with |
|---|---|
| Bugs in the editor | Recovering work you did not export |
| Feature requests | Paid or priority support |
| Documentation that is unclear | Custom development or white-label builds |
| Build and self-hosting questions | Accounts or billing on other platforms |
Licensing and permissions
The software is MIT licensed, so you are free to use, modify and redistribute it without asking. That covers the code.
It does not cover the ImageForge name and logo. If you want to use the brand — for a fork, a product or a course — please open an issue first.
Privacy and data requests
ImageForge has no accounts and no database, so there is no profile to export or delete. Your images and preferences never leave your device. See the Privacy Policy for detail; if you still need something, open an issue.
Response time
No commitment — this is a volunteer project. Issues that include reproduction steps get answered far faster than "it doesn't work".