Repair
Restore torn and ripped photos with AI
A photo that's been folded, torn, or creased can be repaired automatically. The AI recognizes the damage line, reads the texture and tone on either side, and paints the seam back in so it disappears.
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Tape it, scan it flat, then upload
If the photo is in pieces, line them up and tape the back — not the front. Scan it flat on a flatbed if you can, so the lighting is even and the edges meet cleanly. The model bridges a clean seam far better than a gap where paper is missing, so the more you align the pieces, the less the AI has to invent.
What it can and can't rebuild
A crease across a background or clothing restores almost perfectly. A tear straight through a face is harder — the AI reconstructs features, and on a large missing area it's guessing. The result is usually convincing, but check the face carefully. A small honest flaw beats a confidently wrong eye.
Common questions
- My photo is missing a whole corner. Will that work?
- Partially. The AI will fill the corner with plausible background, but it can't recover detail that no longer exists. Backgrounds rebuild well; missing faces or text do not.
- Should I fix the tear in Photoshop first?
- No need. Upload the taped-and-scanned original — the model is built to handle the seam itself.
Try it on your own photo
Upload one photo and see the result in about a minute. Start with the one that matters most.
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