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Check your scan or sample in the browser before signing in.
Use enhancement when the photo is mostly intact but soft, grainy, faded, or scanned at a low resolution. It is especially useful before printing or sharing with relatives.
Enhancement cannot make a tiny face perfectly accurate. If the original scan is extremely small, scan again at a higher resolution before restoring.
Check your scan or sample in the browser before signing in.
Sign in, spend 1 credit, and see progress while the result is prepared.
Use the before/after slider, download a free watermarked copy, or upgrade to remove the watermark.
Use these sample photos to judge the restoration direction before uploading a family image of your own.
Recovers faded color, contrast, and face detail while keeping the original family snapshot believable.
Reduces scratches, paper folds, and dust while preserving the child's expression and studio-photo feel.
Adds restrained color and improves the scan while keeping wedding fabric and skin tones believable.
Yes. Sign in and you get 3 free credits, with no card required. Each credit restores one photo. Free downloads include a small watermark so you can judge the result before paying.
No. You can upload a photo or choose a sample first. Sign-in happens when you click Restore, because the restoration uses account credits and needs a secure place to save the result.
JPG, PNG, and WEBP are supported up to 10 MB. HEIC is not promised in the first release because that format needs extra conversion checks across browsers and phones.
The tool is designed to preserve identity, pose, clothing, expression, and the original scene. Very damaged or tiny faces can still be uncertain, so use the before/after slider before relying on a result.
Yes. The Colorize page focuses on natural, period-aware color. It should not modernize clothes, backgrounds, or skin tones, but old prints with missing detail may still need a manual editor.