Remove damage in the manual studio
Reduce scratches and dust in the reference. Preserve its black-and-white character, grain and composition. Do not change facial features, clothing or background. No colourisation or strong smoothing.
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Keep the original first. Restoration can clean up a picture, but AI may invent missing details. Natural results matter more than maximum sharpness.
Open restoration template ↗These are example input texts, not guaranteed results. Adapt them to your materials and selected model.
Reduce scratches and dust in the reference. Preserve its black-and-white character, grain and composition. Do not change facial features, clothing or background. No colourisation or strong smoothing.
Gently restore contrast in a faded photograph. Preserve natural paper texture and existing details. Do not invent lettering or jewellery or make faces glossy.
Information absent from the original cannot be reliably recovered. New colours and details are model guesses. Preserve the original separately and do not use an AI version as documentary evidence.
Do not include passwords, identity-document details or other people’s personal data without an appropriate basis. The connected AI provider receives the materials needed for the task. Automatic masking does not detect all sensitive content in text, images or audio.
Transfers and retention periods →Not without additional reliable information. Colourisation creates a plausible artistic interpretation.
The examples are for the manual image studio. The preset uses its own workflow and may not expose the full prompt for editing.
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PricingYOUR TURN
IMAGES
Separate what should change from what must remain. This matters for products, clothing and interiors, where an invented detail can misrepresent the subject.
VIDEO
Start with one action: a leaf moving, a changing reflection or a slow camera push. Fewer simultaneous changes make the result easier to evaluate.

IMAGES
Start with what belongs in the frame. A subject, setting and lighting describe your idea more clearly than a long list of adjectives.