Photo Repair
Restore and repair damaged photos with AI
About Photo Repair
Photo Repair addresses the specific ways old photographs fail, which is more useful than a general enhancement slider. A physical print degrades in distinct and separable ways: it picks up scratches and creases from handling, the dyes fade unevenly so colours shift rather than simply dulling, and any digitisation of it inherits whatever softness the original had. Each of those needs different treatment. Photo Repair separates them into named operations rather than applying one enhancement pass and hoping it addresses whichever problem your particular photograph has.
Six operations are offered across two groups. Repair and restoration covers scratch removal, blur correction, general old photo restoration and faded colour recovery. Enhancement and portrait covers resolution increase and a dedicated portrait restoration mode. That last one matters more than it sounds: faces are what people actually care about in a family photograph, and general restoration algorithms frequently produce plausible but wrong facial detail. Treating portraits as their own operation acknowledges that. Worked examples are published so results are knowable before uploading, and the tool is free to start. The interface supports English and Chinese.
Upload the damaged photograph and choose the operation matching its actual problem rather than accepting a general enhancement. Use scratch removal for physical damage from handling, blur correction where the original or the scan is soft, faded colour restoration where dyes have shifted with age, and resolution increase where the digitisation was low quality. For photographs of people, use portrait restoration, which handles faces specifically. Operations can be combined where a photograph has several problems, which most old prints do. Published examples show typical before and after results, so expectations can be set before you commit to anything.
- •Scratch and Crease Removal - Physical handling damage removed as its own operation rather than smoothed over generally
- •Faded Colour Restoration - Recovers colour where dyes have shifted with age, which is a different problem from low saturation
- •Blur Correction - Sharpens soft originals and poor scans
- •Dedicated Portrait Restoration - Faces handled specifically, since that is what matters in a family photograph and what general algorithms get wrong
- •Resolution Increase - Upscale low-quality digitisations for printing or display
- •Old Photo Restoration - A combined mode for prints with several problems at once
- •Published Examples - See representative before and after results before uploading anything
- •Free to Start - Try the restoration on your own photograph without payment
For anyone digitising family photographs, which is a project most people undertake once and want to do properly. It suits people restoring pictures of relatives no longer living, where the portrait mode matters most and where getting the face right is the entire point. Genealogy researchers and local history projects have the same need at volume. Anyone who has scanned a box of prints and been disappointed by how they look on screen will find the separate operations more effective than a single enhancement button.
Pricing
One time purchase, not a subscription
- Free$0/mo
- Starter Pack$4.90 once
- Pro Pack$15.90 once
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-19
