Photo Restoration

Upload a damaged, faded, or blurry old photo — AI repairs scratches and fading, with optional colorization

Black-and-white, faded, scratched, torn, or blurry photos all work

20credits / run

Describe what you imagine, AI brings it to life

Example

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A faded black-and-white photo, restored and colorized

A faded black-and-white archival photo — AI repaired the fading and noise, recovered detail, and colorized it with era-appropriate tones: blue sky, red ribbons, patterned clothing, all rendered naturally. Faces, expressions, poses, and clothing stay exactly the same — only the damage is fixed, so it never becomes a different photo.

Colorization
Auto
Repairs
Fading · noise · sharpness
Subject
Faces & clothing unchanged
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An old commercial street, brought back from a faded photo

A yellowed old street photo — pedestrians, rickshaws, and rows of shop signs all intact. AI removed the yellowing and noise, recovered sharpness, and colorized it automatically: blue sky, brick-and-stone buildings, red signboards all restored, with every shop name kept exactly as-is and nothing invented. Works for scenery, architecture, and street scenes too.

Colorization
Auto
Repairs
Yellowing · noise · sharpness
Scene
Signs, buildings & people preserved

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it change how the people look?

No. The AI only repairs scratches, damage, fading, and blur — the faces, expressions, poses, and clothing stay exactly the same. The result is a restored version of the same photo, not a newly generated one.

Can it colorize black-and-white photos?

Yes — choose "Add color" or "Auto". If you know details like clothing colors, adding them in the extra notes noticeably improves colorization accuracy.

What kind of old photos work best?

As long as the subject is still recognizable — even with scratches, damage, fading, or blur — it is worth trying. Higher-resolution scans retain more detail after restoration.

Can I use the result commercially?

The output is yours to use for family keepsakes, printing, social media, or commercial work. Make sure you have the rights to the photo you upload.