Somewhere in a shoebox is the only photo of your grandparents' wedding, and it's creased down the middle and fading at the edges. The Photo Restorer takes that photo — scanned, or simply photographed with your phone — and undoes the decades: scratches healed, tears mended, faded tones brought back to life, soft blurry faces resolved into people you recognize again.
Families restore whole albums before a milestone anniversary or a memorial slideshow. Genealogy researchers make century-old portraits legible enough to compare a jawline across generations. Grown kids turn a battered childhood photo into a framed Mother's Day gift that out-cries every other present at the table. The restoration is faithful by design — it repairs what time damaged without inventing a different face — and the output exports at print resolution, so the rescued photo can go back on the wall where it belongs.
