Some tools are useful because a chat window can write you an answer. Photo tools are useful because they return a file you can keep — a repaired scan of your grandparents, a clean headshot for a profile, a portrait in a style you could never paint. These are the features people already pay for in dedicated apps, running here on a model that accepts your photo as a reference.
What you can do here
Restore an old photo — repair scratches, creases, stains and fading, bring back sharpness and natural tone. The people and the scene stay exactly as they were. Enhance & sharpen — better clarity, lighting and color balance without heavy filters. Colorize a black-and-white photograph with realistic, era-appropriate color. And four ways to make an avatar from a casual photo: a professional headshot, anime, a stylized 3D character, or watercolor.
Be specific about the subject, the setting and the light. Longer, concrete descriptions give better results.
Your photo is sent only to run this one generation and is not stored. Results open right here - download them before you leave the page. About 10-25 seconds.
How your photo is handled
Nothing is uploaded to this server. Your browser scales the photo and sends it with the request for one generation; the result comes straight back to the page. Photos are not stored, not added to a gallery, and not used for training. When you leave the page, the result is gone unless you downloaded it.
Honest limits
Each generation takes about 10–25 seconds. The model redraws the image from your reference: restoration of heavily damaged scans is good but not magic — worst-case damage may be softened rather than perfectly reconstructed, and AI avatars resemble, not clone, the original face. There is a per-connection limit of 8 generations every 10 minutes. Free, no sign-up.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded or stored?
No. Your browser sends the photo with the request for one generation and the result comes straight back. Photos are not stored, not added to a gallery, and not used for training.
How good is restoration on badly damaged scans?
It is good, not magic. Heavily damaged areas may be softened rather than perfectly reconstructed — the people and scene stay recognisable, but fine detail can be approximated.
How long does each generation take?
About 10 to 25 seconds per image, because the model redraws the picture from your reference.
Is there a usage limit?
There is a per-connection limit of 8 generations every 10 minutes. It is free and needs no sign-up.