Upload any old photograph — faded, damaged, black-and-white — and see it restored to print-ready quality in about 30 seconds. Free to try.
Restore a photo nowNo credit card needed
Every restoration is upscaled to 3000+ pixels — large enough for a sharp print at any size a professional lab offers.
A large, clear photograph displayed at the service — the kind of print that makes people stop and say, "She looked just like that." Restored and upscaled to print at 8×10, 11×14, or larger.
A sharp, respectful photograph printed in the program booklet. Even a phone photo of an old print can be restored to crisp, professional quality.
Restored photos projected on screen during the service or reception. Faded prints and black-and-white snapshots come back to life with full, natural color.
A framed photograph for the home — the mantle, a memorial shelf, or a family wall. Printed large enough that every detail is preserved for generations.
Multiple restored photos arranged together for a celebration of life. Each print comes out consistent and clear, even when the originals are decades apart.
Scan it, or just take a phone photo of the print. We handle the rest.
The decade, who's in the photo, colors you remember. This helps the restoration stay true to the person.
Your restored photo is ready to download at print-ready resolution. Order from any professional print lab.
“My mother passed in October. I found a box of photographs from the 1940s, some with very faded color and really grainy. I uploaded the entire album to Refresh. Everyone at her memorial service said she looked just like that.”
— Refresh.photos user
Upload any old photo and see it restored in about 30 seconds. Your first restoration is free.
Get started freeYes — it's one of the most common uses. Families use restorations for easel prints, funeral programs, and remembrance slideshows. Results take about 30 seconds and come out at print-ready quality.
Every restoration is upscaled to 3000+ pixels on the long edge — large enough for sharp 8×10, 11×14, and even 16×20 enlargements from a professional lab.
Add context: the decade, who's in the photo, and any colors you remember. If the photo is very damaged, enable “heavy reconstruction” mode. The more detail you provide, the more accurate the restoration.