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Best for: Developers restoring faces in old or low-quality photos locally.
Biggest catch: Can change a person's identity, and v1.2 can look unnatural.
Skip it if: You want a maintained, one-click app.
Price: Free (open source). (checked Oct 11, 2026)
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AI Art & Drawing · Beauty & Restoration
Best for: Family historians colorizing a handful of old photos.
Pros
- One-click colorization of black-and-white photos, and it restores faded color
- Free to try with just a free account
- Part of a photo suite that also includes enhancing, repair and animation
Biggest catch
Free use is capped (reported at 10 photos), then you need a subscription
Skip it if: You need bulk colorization without a genealogy subscription.
Starting price: Free tier: yes (limited photos, watermarked). Unlimited needs a Photo, Complete or Omni subscription. Complete listed at $299/yr ($199 first year) per third-party pricing tracker. (checked Oct 11, 2026)
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AI Art & Drawing · Beauty & Restoration
Best for: Quick fixes for a few blurry phone photos.
Pros
- One-tap face and photo enhancement that sharpens blurry or old photos
- Free use available (with ads and limits)
- Available on iOS, Android and web
Biggest catch
Widespread complaints about charges after cancelling and hidden weekly billing
Skip it if: You hate subscription traps. Track your trial dates carefully.
Starting price: Free tier: yes (limited). Paid weekly, monthly and annual subscriptions. Exact prices vary by store and region, so check before buying. (checked Oct 11, 2026)
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