AI Photo Restorer — Restore Old Photos Free

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop your old or damaged image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Scan your print at the highest resolution available—more detail in the scan means better restoration.

   Expect: Minor scratches and fading: 30-40 seconds. Heavy damage with tears and stains: 45-60 seconds and may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Describe the damage to fix

   Type what you need: 'restore this old photo, fix the scratches and fading' or 'repair the torn areas and remove water stains.' Be specific about the damage—scratches, tears, fading, yellowing, stains. The AI understands these concepts without you tracing anything.

   Tip: Mention the era or style if you know it: 'restore this 1960s family photo' helps the AI match the appropriate look and toning.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   General old photo restoration restore this old photo, fix all scratches, remove yellowing, and sharpen the details

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   Fix scratched photo remove all the scratches and scuff marks from this photo and restore it to clean condition

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   Repair water-damaged photo repair the water damage and stains on this photo, restore the missing details in the damaged areas

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   Fix faded and washed-out colors restore the faded colors in this old photo, bring back the original vibrancy while keeping it authentic

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   Repair torn or creased photo repair the torn edges and creases in this photo, fill in the missing areas naturally

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   Remove mold or foxing spots remove the brown spots and mold marks from this old photo and restore the clear image underneath

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   Full professional restoration fully restore this damaged vintage photo: fix scratches, remove stains, correct fading, and sharpen faces

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3. 3

   Review the restoration

   Check that scratches are gone, tears are filled naturally, and colors look authentic to the era. Zoom in on faces to verify they look correct—restoration should preserve the original people, not alter their appearance.