Contact

Contact the Random Animal Generator

There is no support desk and no ticket queue — Random Animal Generator is run by one person, and that person reads this inbox.

Email

contact@randomanimalgen.com

Most replies go out within a few days. Account and billing problems jump the queue.

What to write about

Anything is welcome, but these come up most — including a line about which one it is makes the reply far more useful.

  • A wrong or missing animal fact

    Send the page link and what looks off. Facts get corrected, or trimmed back to what can actually be verified.

  • Photo credit or licensing

    Every photo should carry its photographer and licence. If an attribution is wrong or an image should not be here, it gets fixed or pulled.

  • A bug in a generator

    Tell us which tool, what you did, and what happened instead. Your browser and whether you were signed in both help.

  • Account, plan or billing

    Sign-in trouble, a plan that did not activate, a refund question — these are answered first.

  • Privacy and your data

    Access, export or deletion requests are covered by the privacy policy and handled from this same address.

  • Press, partnerships and everything else

    If it does not fit any box above, write anyway. It reaches the same person.

Answered without writing in

A few questions already have a page of their own.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a reply take?
One person reads this inbox, so most replies go out within a few days. Account and billing problems are answered first.
I found a wrong animal fact. What should I send?
Send the page link and what looks wrong. A source is welcome but not required — the entry gets checked either way, and corrected or reduced to what can be verified.
You used my photo. How do I get it credited or removed?
Send the photo's page link on this site and its Wikimedia Commons source. Every image should already carry its photographer and licence; if the attribution is wrong it gets fixed, and if the licence does not permit use here the image is removed.
Can I request a specific animal?
Yes, and it happens often. An animal can only be added if there is an openly licensed photo of it on Wikimedia Commons, so send the species name and a link to a photo if you have one.

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