RestorePhoto
VerifiedAI face restorer that sharpens blurry faces in old portraits and family photos
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RestorePhoto
What it is
RestorePhoto is a web tool that uses AI to restore faces in old portraits, wedding photos, childhood snapshots and scanned album pictures. You upload a JPG, PNG or WebP file, run the restoration, then compare the result with the original using a slider before downloading. The service concentrates on facial clarity and does not currently handle scratch repair, tear reconstruction or colorization. Sign-in is through Google, and each account gets one free restoration every 30 days. Beyond that, one-time packs and monthly plans add more restorations. Uploaded photos expire after 24 hours, and failed restorations are not charged. It suits families digitizing old photo collections.
Key features
- AI face restoration for old photos
- Before and after comparison slider
- One-time packs and monthly plans
- Uploads expire after 24 hours
What we liked
- + Free restoration every 30 days
- + Low-cost one-time packs
- + Failed jobs are not charged
Worth noting
- · No scratch repair or colorization
- · Requires Google sign-in
Editor's notes
More context from AI BirdView
RestorePhoto keeps its scope narrow on purpose. Instead of promising to fix every flaw in an old print, it concentrates on the part people care about most, the faces, and is candid that AI may reconstruct details that were not visible in the original. That honesty makes it easier to trust what you are getting.
- Focused face restoration for faded, blurry or softly focused portraits
- A comparison slider so you can judge the result against the source before saving it
- A free restoration every 30 days, plus one-time packs that do not renew
- Automatic expiry of uploaded photos after 24 hours, and a delete option for stored results
- No charge when a restoration fails
RestorePhoto is a thoughtful choice for families working through albums of wedding portraits and childhood snapshots. A practical tip: scan prints at a high resolution and crop close to the face before uploading, then compare the output carefully with the original, since the site itself notes that fine facial details can change during restoration. Keep the original file safe as well.
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