Image Restore
Bring old photos back to life. Upload your photo, click Restore — that's it.
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Click to upload your photo
JPG, PNG, or WEBP — up to 10MB
Restoration Examples
Real photos from the 1840s to 1900s, restored in one click — fading, scratches, sepia, water stains, and low-resolution scans all fixed.
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Faded
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Scratched
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Dust & Spots
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Sepia
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Water Stains
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Low Resolution
How It Works
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Upload
Drop in a JPG, PNG, or WEBP.
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Restore
Click once. Uncheck colorize to keep B&W.
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Download
Compare with the slider, then save in 20–40 seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is photo restoration?
Photo restoration uses AI to fix fading, scratches, blur, sepia, and damage in old photos — while keeping the people and composition unchanged.
Do I need an account to restore a photo?
Yes — you need to sign in to run a restore. Sign-up is free, and you can grab the $1 Try pack to run your first restore.
How many credits does a restore cost?
Each restore costs 2 credits. Grab the $1 Try pack (10 credits) to run your first few restores.
What does Restore actually do?
It runs your photo through a modern image model that fixes fading, scratches, blur, dust, sepia yellowing, low resolution, and damaged regions in a single pass — while preserving identity, framing, and composition. By default it also adds natural color to black-and-white or sepia photos. If you'd rather keep a B&W photo black-and-white, uncheck "Colorize if black & white" before clicking Restore.
Will it change the people or composition in my photo?
No. The prompts explicitly tell the model to preserve identity, framing, and composition, and to never invent new content. The result should look like a clean version of the same moment.
How long does a restore take?
Most restores finish in 20–40 seconds per image.
Can I use the restored photos commercially?
Yes — you own the rights to the images you generate, provided you have the rights to the original photo you uploaded.
Are my uploaded photos private?
Yes. Uploads are stored privately, used only to produce your result, and are never used for model training.