Real AI restoration — not a filter

Bring your old photos back to life.

Faded, scratched, torn or blurry — upload it and get a clean, sharp, restored version back in minutes.

Delivered in minutes Money-back guarantee Your face stays your face Photo never sold or reused
Illustrative sample: AI-generated synthetic portrait, aged and damaged Same synthetic portrait after AI restoration look
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Drag the slider — illustrative sample (AI-generated, no real person). Upload your own photo for a real restoration.

Drag the slider. See the difference.

Upload your own faded, scratched or torn photo — scratches removed, detail recovered, faces kept true. Samples below are AI-generated synthetic portraits (no real person) shown for illustration only.

Illustrative sample: AI-generated synthetic portrait, faded and soft Same synthetic portrait, sharpened look
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Faded & soft → sharpened, contrast recovered

Illustrative sample: AI-generated synthetic portrait, stained and scratched Same synthetic portrait, cleaned look
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Stains & scratches → cleaned, detail restored

What Reviva fixes

Scratches & tears

Removes surface scratches, cracks, creases and spots without smearing the detail underneath.

Faces, kept true

Sharpens eyes, skin and hair while keeping the same person — no swapped or invented features.

Blur & low-res

Recovers sharpness and upscales small, soft or pixelated scans to a crisp, print-ready size.

Faded color

Revives washed-out tones and corrects yellowing back toward the original look.

Colorize (optional)

Add natural, believable color to black-and-white photos as a paid add-on.

Minutes, not weeks

Reviva delivers in minutes for $9.

How it works

1

Upload

Drop in your old photo. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or TIFF, up to 12MB.

2

Pay $9

One-time, secure PayPal checkout. No subscription, ever.

3

We restore

Our AI removes damage, sharpens faces and enhances resolution.

4

Download

Get your restored high-resolution photo, ready to print or share.

Simple pricing. Pay per photo.

No subscription. You pay once, per photo. If you are not happy with a restoration, we refund it.

Single photo

$9 / photo
  • Scratch & damage removal
  • Face sharpening + upscale
  • Color & contrast recovery
  • High-resolution download
Restore 1 photo
Best value

3-photo pack

$19 / 3 photos

$6.33 per photo — less than buying one at a time

  • Everything in single
  • Restore 3 photos
  • Save $8 vs. buying singly
  • Perfect for a family album
Restore 3 photos

Add optional colorization for +$5 per photo at checkout. 100% money-back if you are not satisfied.

No subscription, ever. Reviva is a flat $9 per photo, paid once.

Questions

Will it still look like the same person?

Yes. Reviva sharpens and repairs the existing face — it does not replace it with a generated one. The person stays recognizably themselves.

What kind of photos work best?

Old prints, scanned photographs, faded or yellowed images, scratched or torn photos, and low-resolution or blurry scans. For best results, scan or photograph the original as clearly as you can.

How long does it take?

Most photos are restored within a few minutes of payment. You download the result right on the confirmation screen.

Is there a subscription?

No. Reviva is pay-per-photo. You are only ever charged for the photos you choose to restore.

What if I do not like the result?

We offer a money-back guarantee. If a restoration does not meet your expectations, contact us for a refund.

What about my privacy?

Your photo is used only to produce your restoration. We do not sell your images or use them for anything else.

Guides

Practical, no-signup guides to help you get the best result.

How to restore old photos

How to restore old, faded or damaged photos: scan at the right DPI, then repair fading, scratches and tears digitally.

Best DPI to scan old photos

What is the best DPI for scanning old photos? A size-by-size guide to 300, 600 and 1200 DPI for archiving and restoration.

Best file format for scanned photos

TIFF, JPEG or PNG for scanned old photos, what archives recommend, and what to upload for restoration.

How to colorize black and white photos

How to colorize black-and-white photos: scan well, then add realistic color automatically while keeping detail intact.

Restoring old photos for genealogy research

How to date, identify and restore old family photos for genealogy research without losing the clues that place them in your family tree.

Preparing photos for a memorial slideshow

How many photos a memorial slideshow needs, how to scan them fast, and which ones are worth restoring before a funeral.