Repair damage
A family photograph made whole again
A missing corner and deep scratches were reconstructed with Full Restore.
Public-domain sourceRestoration examples
See what careful restoration can bring back.
Compare each original with its restored version. Start with the three public-domain studies below, then explore generated test samples covering different eras, people, settings, colors, and kinds of damage.
Public-domain studies
Three restorations to study closely.
These reference cases show the balance we aim for: clearer detail, repaired damage, and the same familiar people.
Add natural color
A family portrait, gently revived
Natural, era-aware color was added while retaining the original photograph's structure.
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Recover faded detail
Character preserved, not polished away
Low contrast and age were reduced without making the portrait feel newly photographed.
Public-domain sourceRestoration QA test set
Twelve different kinds of old-photo damage.
Generated samples used to exercise the restoration flow across black-and-white and color photographs, solo portraits and group scenes.
Test sample · Cracks
A 1910s portrait, clear of glass-plate cracks
Diagonal cracks, chips, dust, and damaged borders were repaired while keeping the monochrome studio portrait intact.
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Test sample · Torn edge
A 1920s family print with its corner restored
The torn corner, frayed edges, creases, and fading were reconstructed in the original sepia character.
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Test sample · Water stains
A 1950s couple, free of water damage
Brown stains, mold freckles, curled corners, and color shift were reduced without changing the couple or porch setting.
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Test sample · Scratches
A 1930s couple with a clean silver print
Horizontal scratches, dust, a puncture, and edge abrasion were repaired while preserving the period setting and clothing.
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Test sample · Fading
A 1940s wedding group, gently brought back
Faded color, red dye bleed, fingerprints, and edge damage were corrected with a restrained period palette.
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Test sample · Fold creases
Three children behind a repaired fold
A deep center fold, horizontal creases, and edge abrasion were removed from this 1960s family snapshot.
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Test sample · Mold
A 1970s reunion with its color recovered
Mold spots, yellowing, color blotches, and a missing emulsion patch were repaired across the family print.
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Test sample · Color bleed
School friends beyond the magenta leak
Magenta bleed, a bright light leak, uneven exposure, and edge curling were corrected in this 1980s snapshot.
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Test sample · Missing piece
An early-1900s portrait with its corner rebuilt
The missing lower-right paper area, chipped border, foxing, and crease were reconstructed in sepia.
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Test sample · Sun fade
A lakeside picnic with detail restored
Sun bleaching, silver mirroring, dust, and faint double exposure were reduced across this 1950s group photo.
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Test sample · Dust and blur
A 1990s graduation group, back in focus
Dust, lint, lower-frame blur, and print abrasion were cleaned up while keeping the campus scene and gowns unchanged.
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Test sample · Emulsion peel
A 1930s child with a preserved paper texture
Emulsion peeling, pinholes, fine cracks, and darkened corners were repaired without colorizing the sepia portrait.
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