Enhance old photos
Enhancement is for photographs that are intact but low quality — small scans, early digital camera files, and prints that were never sharp to begin with. It raises resolution and recovers texture in hair, fabric and background detail, which is what makes an old file survive being printed large.
Restore memories. Don’t reinvent them.
Your photographs are deleted automatically 24 hours after upload and are never used to train any model. How we handle your photos.
Restore an old photo — cracks, scratches and stains repaired, its original colours or black and white kept as they are.
or drag them here — up to 50 at once, 25 MB each. JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC.
Best used last
Enhance after restoring and after colourising. Each pass works on the output of the previous one, so the final enhancement sharpens the image you actually want to keep.
Prints and framing
How much larger the result is depends on the source: an ordinary phone photo or scan doubles on each side, which covers common photo print sizes comfortably, while a large scan is enlarged less — or simply cleaned up at its existing size — to stay inside the 32 megapixel processing limit. Download the full-resolution file rather than screenshotting the preview.
How it works
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Upload the photo
A phone snapshot of the print is enough. Drag in one photo or fifty.
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AI works out what is wrong
Restore finds the dust, scratches and creases and clears them without touching the rest of the picture. Colorize is there when you want it — on its own, or in one go with Restore.
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Compare and download
Drag the before/after slider, then download the full-resolution result. Everything is deleted after 24 hours.
What it costs
One successful restoration costs one credit. A failed attempt costs nothing. Credits never expire, and there is no subscription.
Agency
$79.99
1,001 photos
8¢ per photo
For archives, photographers, restoration services and large family collections.
Get 1,001 photosQuestions
- Is enhancement the same as restoration?
- No. Restoration clears surface damage — dust, scratches and creases — while leaving colour and resolution as they are; enhancement improves resolution and clarity. Damaged photos should be restored first.