Upload first
Check your scan or sample in the browser before signing in.
This page is for people who want to test one family photo before choosing a paid plan. Upload the photo first, run a watermarked browser preview, then sign in only if the result is worth saving, downloading, or restoring again.
Free preview is for judging quality. For framing, archive delivery, or client work, use paid credits or Pro so the download is watermark-free and higher resolution.
Check your scan or sample in the browser before signing in.
Run a watermarked browser preview before sign-in when you only need to judge quality.
Sign in to save results, continue restoring, download, or remove the watermark with paid credits or Pro.
Use these sample photos to judge the restoration direction before uploading a family image of your own.
This illustrated example shows stronger contrast and clearer faces while keeping the composition and outdoor setting recognizable.
This illustrated example shows scratches, fold marks, and dust reduced without deliberately restyling the portrait.
This illustrated example shows one restrained color interpretation. The original scan remains the historical reference.
Yes. Each device can try one watermarked preview without signing in. Sign in only if you want to save the result, keep restoring with 3 starter credits, or use paid credits or Pro for a watermark-free export.
It can reduce fading, weak contrast, scratches, dust, fold marks, grain, and mild blur. It can also colorize a black-and-white photo. Missing faces or large torn areas may be invented rather than recovered, so those cases need extra review.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WEBP file up to 10 MB. HEIC is not accepted, so export an iPhone photo as JPG before uploading it.
It can. AI may invent detail when a face is tiny, blurry, or badly damaged. Compare the eyes, mouth, face shape, age, clothing, and background with the original, and do not keep a result that changes the person.
Yes, but the colors are an interpretation. The tool aims for restrained, period-aware tones, yet it cannot know the original color of every dress, wall, uniform, or object. Keep the untouched scan with your family records.