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Photo Restorer
Keep the moments that matter
Faded prints. Creased corners. Faces you never want to forget. Use AI to reduce signs of wear and give old photographs another look. Restore black-and-white or color photos, explore different finishes, and make a fresh copy of the moments you want to keep close. Upload one or more images and restore each with the same treatment and instructions.
Find your kind of restoration
Choose a direction
Pick a restoration style or describe the finish you want. Let AI work on each photo using the same treatment and instructions.
Look a little closer
Follow progress for each photo, review faces and small details, and download results individually or together in a ZIP. Keep the originals.
A little more detail
Give memories another look
Restore an old family portrait or revisit a favorite print. AI can help with everyday restoration, while photographs with extensive damage may need more careful, manual work.
Explore Photo ColorizerDo I need credits to restore photos?
Yes. Credits are required for every result, including your first photo and follow-up edits. The editor shows the credit cost before you start.
Can I restore several photos at once?
Yes. Upload one or more images, choose a treatment, and add optional instructions for the whole batch. Each photo gets a separate result. Keep this tab open while processing; refreshing does not preserve the queue. Download results individually or together in a ZIP.
What can Photo Restorer help with?
The tool is designed to reduce scratches, sharpen faded details, and enhance faces in old photographs. The outcome depends on the source image and the treatment you choose.
Can I restore black-and-white and color photos?
Yes. The current tool supports both and offers black-and-white and color style references. Choose a finish that suits the photograph.
Will the result match the original exactly?
AI can reinterpret or invent details, particularly where the source is damaged or unclear. Review the result carefully and preserve the original as your reference.
Can it restore a group photograph?
Results vary. The current tool may not work well with more than two people, so inspect each face before sharing or printing a result.
How is this different from upscaling?
Restoration addresses the appearance of damage and faded details. Photo Upscaler is a separate tool for increasing image size. Choose the tool that fits the change you want.