Bring Your Grandparents'
Photos Back to Life

Honestly: the built-in engine is a smart preview, not a miracle worker. It genuinely fixes yellowed color casts, faded contrast, grain, and mild noise — you'll see a clear difference in the before/after slider. It doesn't reconstruct severely damaged areas pixel-by-pixel the way a dedicated AI model does. This build ships with the on-device engine so you can try everything instantly and privately; wiring in a state-of-the-art restoration model is a configuration change (see our API layer), and results get dramatically stronger there.

Partly. Mild blur, fading, and surface scratches improve noticeably. But heavily blurred faces, large missing pieces, or water damage need a real AI restoration model — no honest tool fixes those with a few filters. Try the free preview first: if the result makes you smile, HD is yours for $3.9.

JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 10 MB. Flat, evenly lit scans give the cleanest results. If your original is a phone photo of a print, hold the phone steady and avoid glare — the engine will handle the rest.

It's plausible rather than historical. The engine infers natural skin, sky, and fabric tones from brightness — the result looks like a hand-tinted photo from the era, not a documented color record. Treat it as a loving interpretation, which is usually exactly what family albums want.

Because most people restore a handful of precious photos, not a thousand. $3.9 unlocks watermark-free 1080p for the single photo you're viewing — no account, no recurring charge, no wasted months. Restoring a whole album? Each photo is its own one-time unlock.