Photo Restoration
AI Photo Restoration for the Pictures You Want to Keep
Give a worn family photo a cleaner digital copy. Veo3 helps repair scratches, fading and soft details in old photographs, so you can revisit the people and moments in your albums.
Restore Old Photos
Repair Scratches and Damage in Old Photos
Fold marks, stains and scratches can make a treasured print hard to enjoy. Use AI photo restoration to reduce visible damage in a scan or a well-lit photo of the original. Inspect the repaired areas closely, especially where a tear crosses a face or an important detail.
Restore Old Photos
Bring Faded Photo Details Back into View
Make an old portrait or family snapshot easier to see with clearer contrast and texture. Restoration aims to retain the original people, clothing and composition—not give the photograph a new look. Save the restored copy alongside the untouched scan.
Restore Old Photos
Improve Clarity in Soft and Blurry Photos
Try photo restoration when faces, hair or clothing look soft in an older image. AI can estimate clearer detail, but it cannot guarantee the recovery of information the camera never recorded. Compare facial features and small patterns before choosing the version to keep.
Restore Old Photos
Refresh Faded Colors Without Losing the Memory
Aging prints can lose contrast and develop a yellow cast. Restore a faded color photo to a more readable digital copy while keeping its original scene in focus. Color estimates may differ from the original print; this tool does not offer a separate black-and-white colorization control.
Restore Old Photos
How to Restore Old Photos With Veo3
Step 1
Upload a scan or clear, evenly lit photograph of the old picture you want to restore.
Step 2
Check the displayed credit cost and start photo restoration. No written prompt is required.
Step 3
Compare the restored image with your original, then download a copy for your album.
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FAQs
What is AI photo restoration?
AI photo restoration creates an edited copy of an old or damaged image. It can reduce scratches, stains and fading while estimating clearer details from the information visible in the source.
How do I restore an old photo online?
Upload a scan or a clear photo of the print in the tool above, review the cost and start restoration. When the image is ready, compare it with your source and download the copy you want to keep.
Can it repair scratched or torn photographs?
You can try photos with scratches, creases, stains and small tears. Large missing areas or damage covering a face are more difficult. The tool generates plausible repairs rather than recovering hidden historical information.
Can photo restoration improve blurry faces?
It can attempt to make soft facial details clearer. Severe blur limits the available information, and AI may change small features. Compare the result with other photos of the person if preserving their likeness is important.
Will my original photo be changed?
The tool returns an edited digital result. Keep your original scan or photograph as a separate file and save the restoration as a new copy. Do not discard the source after downloading the result.
Can I restore black-and-white photos?
Yes, you can upload black-and-white or sepia photos for repair and clarity improvements. Review the tones in the result. This restoration page has no separate control for adding color to a monochrome picture.
Is AI photo restoration free?
Restoration uses Veo3 credits. The tool shows the applicable cost before generation, and available credits depend on your account and plan. There is no promise of unlimited free restoration.
Should I scan the print or photograph it?
A clean scan is a useful starting point. If you use a camera, keep it parallel to the print, use even light and avoid glare, shadows and motion blur. Follow the upload field's accepted formats and size limit.
Can I print the restored photo?
You can download the result and check whether its dimensions and detail are suitable for your intended print size. Preview at full size first; restoration does not guarantee that every small source will support a large print.
