Old Photo Restoration

Enhance faces, colorize black & white images, repair scratches, and upscale resolution.

Looking for better restore results? Try out our next gen AI model with advanced restore option

How to restore old photos with our AI model

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Upload Old Photos

Upload damaged, faded, or black & white photos from your device

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Select restoration options

Select the restoration options you want to use

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AI Processing

Our advanced AI technology restores your photos automatically in seconds

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Download Restored Photos

Save high-quality restored images to your device instantly

Photo restoration FAQ

On the /restore page, you can choose from four AI-powered tools: Scratch Repair, Face Enhancement, Colorize Black & White Photos, and Resolution Upscale. Each tool is designed to handle a specific type of restoration task.

Our scratch repair tool uses advanced AI algorithms to detect and remove scratches, dust, and small damages from your photo. It intelligently fills in missing details while preserving the original texture and quality.

Yes. The face enhancement tool is trained specifically for portraits and old photos, restoring sharpness, refining facial features, and improving overall clarity without losing authenticity.

The AI colorization tool adds natural, realistic colors to black-and-white photos. While colors are estimated based on patterns and context, the results are visually appealing and historically consistent.

Resolution upscale increases the size and detail of your photos using super-resolution AI models. It’s best used when you want to print old images, view them in high definition, or restore very low-resolution photos.

No sign-up is required for your free credits. After that, you can choose to subscribe or buy credit packs for continued use of the restoration features.

Yes. You can first repair scratches, then enhance the face, colorize, or upscale. This step-by-step process allows you to achieve the best possible restoration results for each photo.

We currently support JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP. High-resolution images are recommended for best results, though large files may take longer to process.

Yes. After processing, you can download your restored photo in high-resolution format. The restored version maintains as much detail as possible while enhancing quality.