Contact NSFWTop

What to send us

Four kinds of message are always useful, and each is easier to act on when it carries a link we can open:

• A correction, with a source URL. Name the page on nsfwtop.com, the sentence you dispute, and the operator's own page — terms, content policy, help center or pricing — where the correct wording is printed.
• A rights-holder request. If you hold rights to a name, trademark, image or text used improperly here, send the exact URL on nsfwtop.com, the material in question and how you hold the rights.
• A policy or price change at a listed generator. Operators rewrite terms and plans without notice; send the URL where the new wording or price appears and we re-read it.
• A generator we have missed. Send the official URL rather than a review of it. It is read against the same criteria as everything already ranked.

Every fact we state about a generator comes from a page on the operator's own site. A screenshot or a press mention is a lead, not a source: we go and read the page it points to, and the fact enters the site only if that page still says it on the day we read it.

Worth stating plainly, because it shapes what a useful correction looks like: a gap in a tool's policy is not something we hide. Where a ranked generator states no ban on real people, qualifies one with a consent condition, or contradicts itself between a marketing page and a help center, we print that on its row in the ranking, in the comparison matrix and — where the tool has a full review — in the review itself, instead of quietly dropping the tool. So “the ban does exist” is actionable only with the URL of the page where that sentence is printed. Send it, and if the page says so, the record changes and carries a fresh date.

What we will not do

• Publish a code, price or claim we cannot source. No promo codes copied from aggregators, no “exclusive discount” we cannot see on the operator's own pricing or checkout page. A code we cannot see where the operator sells the plan is a code we cannot verify, so we do not print it.
• List undress or nudify apps, face-swap tools built for real people's photos, or tools whose own terms forbid adult output. Those are out of scope by rule; the ones we checked are named, in their own quoted wording, on our not-listed page, alongside the few we dropped for other stated reasons. Please do not pitch them, and do not ask how to use one.
• Take paid placement. No sponsored review, no paid position, no link insertion, no guest post, no fee to soften an entry. Commission relationships exist, are disclosed, and move a tool only into the partner group described on the About page — never up or down inside it.
• Act as support for a generator. We cannot cancel a subscription, refund a charge, recover an account or unlock a feature. Only the operator can.

How we handle your message

Every message is read. Corrections and rights-holder requests get an answer; pitches and partnership offers may not, and silence is not a verdict on the tool.

A correction carrying a URL is checked against that page. If it holds, we change the record, reprint the quote or price with the date we read it, and update the page — which can also move a tool's checklist result and therefore its position, since the ranking is those stated criteria counted up. If the page does not say what the message claims, we write back and say so.

Rights-holder requests are acted on within what we control. We can edit or remove material on nsfwtop.com. We do not host generated images, have no access to any generator's accounts or output, and cannot remove anything from a third-party site; that has to go to the operator named in the record.

Your address is used to answer you and nothing else — no mailing list, no resale, no passing it to a tool we write about. What happens to a message you send — and how to have a thread deleted — is set out on our privacy page. This site is for adults only, and we cannot correspond with anyone under 18.