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Restoration

Ease the scratches and fade on an old photo

Reduce scratches and fade, and recover facial detail. This does not promise the original print back.

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Changes one thing and keeps the subject recognizable.

The upload is deleted within one hour after the run finishes. It is not used to train photoeditor models. The provider receives it only to make that edit.

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Each result spends the model credits again. Reference images share one run.

  • The button shows the credit cost before it runs.
  • Monthly credits last a month. A credit pack does not expire. This model does not set a resolution.
  • A photo edit usually finishes within a few minutes. A 720p video takes longer. If you leave, Creations still keeps it.

Upload an image first.

Fern on a windowsill in flat daylight
Warm the daylight. Keep the fern and the window.
The same fern with warmer, late-afternoon color

This example does not fill the upload.

How a run works

  1. 1

    Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WEBP.

  2. 2

    Write the change, or start from an example.

  3. 3

    Choose the model and the ratio. Resolution stays at the priced 1K size. The button shows that cost.

  4. 4

    Generate, then download the result or keep editing it.

Questions

Can I see the cost before I generate?

Yes. The repair button shows 2, 4, or 8 credits for the model you selected before it touches the old photo.

What happens if an edit fails?

A failed restoration returns its credits on its own. A face that still looks worn is not a refund.

Can I use the result commercially?

Yes, when you already have the rights to the old photo.

Can I edit the result again?

Keep editing takes the repaired photo as the next input and spends a new set of credits.

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