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OROldRestore Pro
Old photo restoration

Old photo restoration that remains accountable to the original

Use the original photograph as the hard reference, improve only recoverable evidence, and review the result before treating it as final.

Local task recordsExternal AI processingQA
Multi-generation family portrait · Before
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Multi-generation family portrait · After
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Local task records

Source copies, results, diagnosis, and QA evidence persist on the computer running the local service.

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External AI processing

Before generation, the product discloses that images may be sent to the configured external service and waits for confirmation.

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Review before delivery

Comparison tasks require a preferred result while QA risk and output evidence stay visible.

Restoration evidence

Keep the source, result, and review boundary together

Multi-generation family portrait · Before
Before
Multi-generation family portrait · After
After
Key principles

old photo restoration

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Repair visible damage

Address fading, stains, scratches, haze, exposure, and low contrast while retaining real grain and paper texture.

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Avoid confident invention

Weak or missing facial signal should stay uncertain rather than becoming a newly designed portrait.

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Keep the evidence chain

Diagnosis, mode, result, QA recommendation, output details, and local record ID remain connected.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which formats are supported?

The current local intake accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to the configured upload limit.

Can I restore a photo without an account?

Yes. The current product uses a local service and local task archive rather than an account-based cloud gallery.

Can deleted local images be recovered from Records?

No. Records stores file references and metadata, not hidden copies of the image pixels.

Ready to begin

Apply the same review standard to your own old photo.

Upload the source, choose a restoration route, and inspect likeness, composition, and quality evidence before delivery.

Start reviewing your own photo
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