Restore military photos
Service portraits and wartime snapshots are often the oldest and most fragile photographs in a family's possession — small prints, hard lives, and frequently the only image of someone who did not come home. Restoration repairs the print while keeping the details that matter to the record.
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.
Uniforms, insignia and inscriptions
Cap badges, rank insignia, unit markings and the handwriting on the back of a print carry genealogical meaning. The restoration is designed to preserve these rather than smooth them away, and enhancement afterwards often makes a faint inscription readable again.
For archives and researchers
If you are working through a collection rather than a single portrait, batch restoration and the Agency pack — 1,001 photos for $79.99 — are the sensible route.
How it works
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Upload the photo
A phone snapshot of the print is enough. Drag in one photo or fifty.
- 2
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
- Will it invent details on a uniform?
- It works only from what is present in the print, and it is not a generative rebuild. Genuinely illegible insignia stay illegible, which is the correct outcome for anything you intend to use as a record.