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Step-by-step walkthroughs for scanning, restoring, organizing, and sharing old photos.
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hello@photoscanrestore.comFAQs
I reply to emails within one business day, and usually faster. If your request is time-sensitive, add "urgent" to your subject line so I can prioritize it.
Email is the fastest way to reach me. I check messages daily, and if your photos are needed for a memorial or event, mention that in your subject line.
Yes. Your uploads are private by default, and you control who can access any shared photos. You can also delete your data at any time.
You can upload JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC/HEIF, and TIFF files. For older prints, a clear scan or well-lit phone photo usually gives the best result.
Yes. You can place several prints in one shot and PhotoScanRestore can detect and separate them into individual photos.
The restore pipeline automatically improves common issues like fading, color shifts, dust, scratches, and low contrast while keeping the original photo intact.
You can try one free restore instantly with no account. Creating a free account gives you one more restore, and paid plans let you keep going without the free cap.
Yes. The original image stays available, so you can compare before and after or download either version whenever you want.
Yes. Upload a scan or clean photo of a slide or negative and PhotoScanRestore can process inversion and enhancement in the same workflow.