Send the photo that came out wrong. I'll tell you why — free.
No stacking software to install, no account, nothing to sign up for — send a link to the file and what you noticed, and you'll get a plain-language diagnosis back within 3 working days: what went wrong, and why. If you'd rather have it fixed than fix it yourself, the corrected file plus the exact steps for your software is a paid add-on.
Send my image — free diagnosisHow it works
Send the link and what you saw
A link to the file (Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer) and a few words on what looks wrong. No account, no upload here.
I diagnose it by hand
Within 3 working days you'll get a plain-language answer: what went wrong, and why — free, no obligation.
Want it fixed too?
Say yes and you'll get the corrected file back plus the exact steps to reproduce it yourself in your own software.
Diagnosis
Free
What went wrong, and why — delivered by hand, within 3 working days.
Corrected file + steps
€9 first 20 reports, then €19
One-time, per image. The corrected image back, plus the exact steps to get there in your own software.
Send my imageSend the image
No account needed — just an email and a link to where the file can be downloaded.
Sent.
I'll look at your file and reply to your email within 3 working days with what went wrong and why. If you'd like it fixed too, that reply is where you'll say so. Anything you want to ask before then goes to [email protected].
Honest questions, honest answers
Is the diagnosis really free?
Yes. You'll get a plain-language answer on what went wrong and why, no charge, no obligation to buy anything afterward.
How long does it take?
Within 3 working days of your email and link arriving.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Just your email and a link to where the file can be downloaded — Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer all work.
What do I get if I want it fixed?
The corrected image back, plus the exact steps to reproduce that fix yourself in your own software. First 20 reports are €9, then €19, one-time per image.
What if you can't tell what went wrong from the image alone?
Then I'll say so, and what would be needed to tell — a wrong diagnosis is worse than none, so a guess is never the answer.