Email us
The best way to contact Words to Draw is by email:
You can write to us about word suggestions, inaccurate or confusing prompts, printing problems, accessibility issues, and general feedback. We also use this address for questions about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
What to include in your message
Providing a few details can help us understand the problem without needing several follow-up emails:
- For a broken feature: tell us which page you were on, what you expected, what happened instead, and the browser or device you used.
- For a word correction: include the exact prompt and explain why it is unclear, duplicated, unsuitable, or difficult to draw.
- For printing trouble: describe whether the issue happens while choosing words, opening the print dialog, or printing a page.
- For an accessibility concern: tell us which part of the experience is difficult to use and, if helpful, what assistive technology you use.
Please don't include passwords, payment card details, or other sensitive personal information. We do not need those details to investigate a drawing-game issue.
Suggestions for new drawing ideas
We're interested in word ideas that can become recognizable sketches: a familiar object, an action with a clear visual clue, or a scene that players can understand without needing a specialist's knowledge. If you're suggesting a set for children, a classroom, or a party, mention the audience and preferred difficulty.
We review suggestions but can't promise that every idea will be added or that we can respond individually to every submission. We may edit submitted suggestions before using them, so please share only ideas you're comfortable sending for consideration.
Privacy and content concerns
If you're contacting us about personal information, explain which page or interaction your request relates to. You can request information about personal data associated with your message, or ask us to correct or delete information where applicable. Our Privacy Policy explains the types of information that may be involved and how such requests are handled.
If you believe material on the site is inaccurate, inappropriate for a listed audience, or infringes your rights, identify the page and the specific content so we can review it. We may need additional information to evaluate a request.
Looking for game help instead?
You don't need to email us to start a game. Go to the word generator for instant prompts, browse the word lists for more options, or make printable cards for an offline round.