Free AI Old Photo Restoration — Repair Faded & Blurry Photos Online

Upload your photo to the free AI Old Photo Restoration on AIGenTools, click Generate, and download the restored result. There is no Photoshop, no app to install, and no watermark on free downloads. The tool runs in the browser, accepts PNG, JPG, and WEBP files up to 10MB, and restores most photos in seconds.

The model detects the faces in your photo and rebuilds their lost detail using what it has learned from real faces, then sharpens and upscales the rest of the image. The whole pass is automatic — no manual selection, masking, or retouching — and a faded, blurry print comes back as a crisp, higher-resolution photo.

Yes. The restoration is built for exactly that kind of degradation: it sharpens soft and blurry scans, recovers detail flattened by fading, cleans up film grain, and upscales the whole image, so a small grainy print comes back crisp and high-resolution. The more of the original face that survives, the better the result, but heavily degraded photos improve too.

That is the priority. The model is tuned to recover identity faithfully — eyes, expression, and proportions — so the restored photo looks like the real person, not an AI-generated stranger. Extremely degraded faces can vary more, but identity is preserved wherever possible.

Black-and-white and sepia photos are restored just like color ones — faces rebuilt, detail sharpened, resolution boosted — and they stay black-and-white. The tool does not add artificial color, which keeps the restoration faithful to the original print rather than turning it into a guess.

The restoration is tuned for fading, blur, grain, and lost detail rather than physical damage. Small surface marks often soften as detail is rebuilt, but the model does not reconstruct missing or torn areas of a photo. If a print is physically damaged, scan or photograph the most intact copy you have for the best result.

PNG, JPG, and WEBP are supported, up to 10MB per image. You do not need a scanner: lay the printed photo flat in even light, take a straight-on phone picture, and upload that — the restoration works on photos of photos too.

Yes. You can restore old photos for free, and free users download results without a watermark. Paid users get higher usage limits and higher priority processing.

AIGenTools does not train its own models on your uploads or outputs. Images are processed by the model providers needed to generate your result, under their API data terms. Delete a photo from your library and the upload plus restored result are removed from the system without a backup copy.