AI Photo Restoration

Try repairing visible damage in a copy of an old photo. Check faces and missing details carefully: a plausible reconstruction is not proof of the original scene.

Work on a Digital Copy of an Old Photo

Review damage, likeness, and color separately before keeping a restoration.

Start with a Clear Scan

Use a scan or evenly lit photograph of the print. Keep the untouched file so you can compare every change.

Inspect Scratches and Creases

Check where damage crosses an eye, mouth, or other identifying feature. A plausible repair may still change the person.

Keep the Original Character

Look for changes to expression, age, texture, and handwritten details. Reject a result that invents information you need to preserve.

Try One Image Online

Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10 MB. Guest allowance or account credits are required; review the current limits before starting.

Revitalize Memories with
Photo Restoration

Use these examples to think about damage and tone. They are not a guarantee for your scan. Compare the full result with the original, then inspect faces and damaged areas closely.

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Keep the original scan and compare identifying details
AI Photo Restoration Scan Example
Damaged Original
AI Restored

Check Creases Near Faces

A crease crossing a face can hide information the model cannot verify. Compare the eyes, mouth, nose, and expression before accepting the repair.

Old Photo Restoration Colorization Example
Faded Vintage
Color Restored

Review Faded Tones

Check whether the result retains useful contrast without clipping light or dark areas. New colors are interpretations unless you have a reliable color reference.

Restore a Photo and Review the Changes

Keep the source, process a copy, and check before sharing.

Step 1

Scan and Upload

Keep a digital preservation copy. Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 10 MB, with permission from the people or rights holders involved.

Step 2

Choose the Aspect Ratio

Choose an aspect ratio and let the automatic restoration run. There is no separate restoration preset, damage brush, or strength control in this tool.

Step 3

Inspect and Save

Compare the result with the source before downloading. Check the saved dimensions before printing; keep both files rather than replacing the original.

For portraits, check facial likeness after restoration before keeping the result.

What to Check in a Restored Photo

A cleaner-looking image still needs an authenticity check.

Scratches and Cracks

Inspect repaired areas for repeated patterns, smears, and misplaced edges. Local manual repair may be preferable where an automatic edit changes important details.

Faded Color

Distinguish recovering contrast from guessing colors. Clothing, skin, and background colors should be checked against any surviving references.

Facial Likeness

Compare identifying features and apparent age. Sharper eyes or smoother skin do not prove that missing original detail has been recovered.

Stains and Missing Areas

Large stains and missing regions give the model little evidence. For a damaged physical original, seek appropriate conservation help; a digital edit does not repair the print.

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Choose credits for restoration, portraits, retouching, illustration, and upscaling. Free access has usage limits.

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