Scanned photo cleanup

Restore Scanned Photos Online

Improve scanned family photos by repairing scratches, restoring color, enhancing faces, and preparing files for sharing or printing.

What this fixes

Scanning preserves old photos, but it also reveals dust, scratches, low contrast, and faded color. AI restoration helps turn archive scans into clean images people actually want to share.

Best for

  • Bulk family archive scans
  • Flatbed scanner output from old albums
  • Digital files prepared for photo books or family websites

Recommended workflow

  1. Scan at 300 DPI for standard sharing or 600 DPI for small prints and keepsakes.
  2. Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP files up to 20MB.
  3. Run full restoration first, then use the result for printing, albums, or online sharing.

Practical tips

  • Name files before restoration so family archive order stays intact.
  • Keep unedited TIFF or high-quality originals offline if you have them.
  • For large batches, test 3 to 5 representative photos before processing everything.

Scanned photo cleanup FAQ

300 DPI is fine for many prints, but 600 DPI gives the AI more detail for small, scratched, or face-heavy photos.