How to Get Support or Contact PlusPNG.com

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PlusPNG.com provides a Contact Us page as its main support channel, along with several policy and informational pages (About Us, Our Team, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, DMCA). The site states that if you are stuck or have a question, you can let them know and "we are here to help you." The most clearly documented reason to contact them is a copyright removal request: if a PNG image on the site belongs to you, the site says to contact them and they will remove it.

Where to Find Help on PlusPNG.com

The site's footer lists the pages that serve as its support and information structure:

Page What it's for
Contact Us General questions, support requests, and copyright/removal requests
DMCA Copyright takedown matters
Terms of Use Rules for using the site and its images
Privacy Policy How the site handles data and cookies
About Us / Our Team Background on who runs the site

If you have a problem, the practical path is: check Terms of Use or Privacy Policy first if your question is about permitted use or data, and use Contact Us if you need a person to respond.

Requesting Removal of Your Copyrighted Image

The site explicitly states: "If the copyright of any PNG Image belongs to you, contact us and we will remove it!" It also notes that all PNGs, graphics, images, and arts are copyrighted to their respective creators, designers, and authors, and that the site does not intend to showcase copyrighted images.

To make a removal request, use the Contact Us page and include:

  • The specific image URL or a clear description of the image
  • Proof or a statement that you are the copyright owner
  • Your contact details for a reply

The DMCA page is the appropriate route if you want to frame the request as a formal takedown.

What to Expect and What to Keep in Mind

  • Usage scope matters. The site says the graphics and arts on it are "for Personal Use Only (For Desktops, Laptops, Mobiles, Tablets Screen Backgrounds)." If your question is about commercial use, that restriction is the relevant starting point — and it's worth confirming directly through Contact Us before relying on any image for a commercial project.
  • Trademarks belong to their owners. The site states that all trademarks, service marks, trade names, product names, logos, and trade dress appearing on the website are the property of their respective owners. Many of the listed images are brand logos (Ferrari, Rolex, Visa, Zoom, and others), so brand-related questions generally need to go to the brand owner, not the image library.
  • Cookies. The site notes it uses "little cookies to improve your awesome surfing experience," with an "Ok" acknowledgment. If you have a privacy question, the Privacy Policy is the place to look before contacting them.
  • Response times aren't stated. The site does not publish a support email address, phone number, or response-time commitment in the available material, so the Contact Us page is the documented entry point rather than a guaranteed channel with a known turnaround.

Quick Answer Summary

For most issues, go to Contact Us. For copyright removal, use Contact Us or DMCA and identify the image plus your ownership. For usage rules, read Terms of Use — the site describes its images as personal-use only. For data and cookie questions, read the Privacy Policy.