Restore a Loved One's Photo Repaired & Print-Ready in Minutes

You upload a scan or phone photo of the original print. AI enhancement models reconstruct detail lost to age — sharpening faces, lifting faded contrast, and reducing scratches and grain — then an upscaling pass enlarges the result so it prints cleanly. The whole process runs in your browser and takes minutes per photo.

Yes. Unlike traditional restoration services that quote days or weeks, processing here takes minutes per photo. Upload the best copy you have, run the face restoration and upscale passes, download the print-ready file, and send it to a local same-day print shop. Many families do the entire workflow in under an hour.

AI restoration handles fading, low resolution, blur, soft focus, film grain, surface scratches, and compression artifacts very well. Severe physical damage — large torn-away areas or heavy stains covering a face — may not fully recover, because the information is physically gone. If a result does not meet the quality bar and the generation fails, credits are refunded automatically.

Pricing is pay-per-photo with credits. A fast face restoration pass is 15 credits, a high-quality face detailer pass is 15 credits, and a print-ready upscale runs 15–40 credits depending on output size. A typical full restore — face pass plus 4K upscale — is about 35 credits. No subscription lock-in for restoration work you only need once.

You only pay for results. If a generation fails, the credits for that run are refunded automatically — you are never charged for output you did not receive.

Two steps: restore, then upscale. First run the face restoration pass so faces are sharp. Then upscale to the print size you need — 2K covers small frames, 4K covers crisp 8×10″ and A4 prints at 300 DPI, and 8K covers 16×20″ and poster sizes. Download the file and print at any photo lab or home printer.

Yes — that is the entire point of the face restoration pass. It is built to sharpen and de-age damage while preserving the person's actual bone structure, expression, and features. For memorial photos this matters deeply, and it is why a dedicated face pass beats generic sharpening filters.

No. A phone photo of the original print works well: lay the photo flat in bright, even daylight, avoid glare and shadows, fill the frame, and hold the phone parallel to the photo. Upload that JPG or PNG directly.

Yes. Batch processing accepts up to 10 photos per upscale run, so you can work through an album quickly. Many families digitize everything first, then restore the most important photos one by one and batch-upscale the rest.

Yes. Uploaded and restored photos live in your private account vault, visible only to you. You can download or delete them at any time, and you own full rights to every restored image — print them anywhere, share them with family, or use them in memorial programs.

Restoration keeps the original tones — most families prefer the authentic black-and-white or sepia look for memorial and archive photos. If you do want color, the Edit Image studio can apply colorization as a separate step after restoring.