Bring a damaged print back. Upload a scan or a phone photo of an old picture and the AI repairs scratches, lifts fading, and sharpens soft detail while keeping the people recognizable.
From a scan or a phone photo of a print to a repaired image in three steps.
Old prints fail in the same few ways: scratches and creases from handling, dust and spots, fading and color casts from light, and blur from a soft lens. The restoration instruction is built in, so a single upload asks the AI to remove the damage, bring back tone and color, and sharpen detail while keeping every face faithful to the original. Musicians use it for a parent's band on a tribute single or a childhood picture as cover art.
Yes, to start. A new web account starts with 20 credits, and a restoration costs 9 on the Standard tier, so the first two are covered. On the free plan the balance tops back up to 10 credits each day you sign in, enough for one more a day. The Best tier costs 41 credits a photo. The price shows on the Generate button, and credits are refunded if a generation fails.
The AI redraws the photo, so anything too damaged to read, such as a face that is only a blur or a torn-off corner, comes back as a plausible guess. The result comes in the aspect ratio you pick: Standard offers square, 16:9, and 9:16, and Best adds 4:3 and 3:4, so a print in another shape is reframed. Photos larger than 2048 pixels on the long side are scaled down to that size. For a bigger file, use the Image Upscaler afterwards.
Scan or photograph the print, upload it, choose a quality tier, and generate. Download the restored image when it finishes.
The tool focuses on repair. If you want color, add that request in the prompt and compare the result with the original.
Restoration aims to keep faces as they are. Very small or badly damaged faces are reconstructed, so check them against the original.
It runs in the browser with nothing to install, and new Solmi accounts start with free credits, so you can restore your first photos without paying. Each restoration then costs credits by tier, shown before you generate.
Yes, within limits. It is built for scratches, creases, dust, fading, and mild blur. Where part of the picture is missing, the AI fills in a plausible guess, so compare the result with the original.