DREAMMMER

AI photo tool

AI Old Photo Restoration

Scan or photograph an old print and the AI removes the damage, sharpens faces and brings back realistic color, without changing who is in the picture.

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Before and after

Photo Restore — After
Photo Restore — Before
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Drag the handle to compare the original with the result.

What to expect

  • 7 credits per run
  • New accounts start with 50 free credits
  • JPEG, PNG or WebP
  • Usually done in under a minute
  • The result opens in a chat so you can keep editing with the Agent
  • Uploads and results are private to your account

How it works

  1. Upload a photo

    Drag a JPEG, PNG or WebP into the tool, or try the built-in sample first.

  2. Start

    There is at most one option to pick. No prompt to write, no settings to learn.

  3. Keep refining in chat

    The result lands in a chat with the Agent. Ask for a tweak, a variation or a completely different look in plain words.

What people use it for

Family archives

Grandparents, weddings and childhood prints that have faded, cracked or yellowed in an album.

Memorials and anniversaries

A clean, colored portrait for a service, a slideshow or a framed print.

Historical and school photos

Class photos, team pictures and archive scans that need to be readable again.

Frequently asked questions

Will the people still look like themselves?

Yes. The restoration keeps the same people, poses and composition and does not zoom or crop. It repairs damage and recovers detail rather than generating a new face.

Can I keep it black and white?

The one-click tool also colorizes. If you want it monochrome, say so in the chat after the result arrives and the Agent will redo it without color.

How should I digitize the print?

A flatbed scan at 300 dpi or more is best. A phone photo also works: shoot straight on, in even light, with no flash and no glare.

What does it cost?

7 credits per photo. New accounts start with 50 free credits.

What about missing corners or torn-off pieces?

Missing areas are rebuilt from the surrounding content. Small gaps come back convincingly; a large missing region is the AI's best guess, so check it before printing.

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