Ideal inputs
Upload the best scan or original photo available, with faces and important details visible; one image is accepted and no restoration controls are exposed.
Give an aged or damaged photograph a cleaner presentation through a general upscale pass while keeping its history visible.
Upload the best scan or original photo available, with faces and important details visible; one image is accepted and no restoration controls are exposed.
Use a high-quality scan or camera copy and avoid adding filters that hide the original damage.
Submit the image to Crisp Upscale; the page does not expose separate scratch, color, or repair controls.
Inspect faces, paper texture, scratches, contrast, and small details so improvement is not confused with invented history.
The workflow may produce a cleaner, larger image for personal archive viewing or creative restoration exploration.
It is not a dedicated archival restoration system and cannot recover the original colors or pixels with certainty. Keep the source and verify historically important details.
No. The page runs a general upscale workflow rather than a scratch-removal editor, so damage may remain or be reinterpreted.
The workflow asks for preservation, but missing facial detail can be estimated. Keep the original scan and review the result carefully.