AI Faded Photo Fixer

How it works

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   Upload the faded image

   Drop in a scan of the print or a digital photo that came out washed out — JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. A flat, glare-free capture gives the fixer more surviving tone to work from than a phone shot taken at an angle.

   Expect: A mildly faded image is fixed in one pass. A print bleached almost to white is a reconstruction, so expect to review it rather than trust it.
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   Say what looks washed out

   Type the problem in plain words: 'fix the fading — the colors are pale and the whole photo is flat.' If you can name a real color from the scene, add it; it anchors everything else the fixer rebuilds around it.

   Tip: Describe the symptom and the target in one line — 'pale and flat, make it look like a fresh print' — rather than asking for 'better colors.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Standard faded print fix the fading in this photo — restore the natural colors and contrast without oversaturating anything

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   Washed-out digital photo fix this washed out photo — recover the detail in the blown highlights and bring the contrast back

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   Faded with a color cast fix the fading and remove the yellow cast from this photo, returning the colors to a neutral balance

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   Faded portrait fix the faded colors in this portrait and restore natural skin tones and the contrast in the face

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   Faded landscape fix the fading in this landscape photo — restore the blue in the sky and the green in the foliage

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   Barely visible image fix this severely faded photo — rebuild the colors and contrast from whatever tone remains in the image

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   Keep the vintage look fix the fading in this photo but keep its vintage character and film grain — do not make it look modern

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   Compare against the original

   Look at faces and any large flat area such as a sky or a wall. Those show overcorrection first, as a color cast or as banding. If the result reads as a filter rather than a restoration, retry asking for a subtler fix.

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   Target one stubborn area

   If most of the photo is fixed but one region stays pale, tap a marker there and describe only that region. Markers are for precision touch-ups, not for the main fix.