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Which tool fits your photo?

Restoring a portrait, adjusting colors, and enlarging a file are different jobs. Compare the features and how each service works.

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Nine comparisons, each linking to the official source.

Editing with fine control

RestauraAI and Photoshop

Photoshop brings precise selections, image editing, and generative AI tools together. Adobe offers versions for computer, browser, and phone.

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Portrait and photo enhancement

RestauraAI and Remini

Remini presents tools for sharpening, noise reduction, face enhancement, and restoring old photos.

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Photos and family history

RestauraAI and MyHeritage

MyHeritage's Photo Enhancer improves photographs and shows the before and after, with a zoom on the faces detected in the image.

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Restoration inside an editor

RestauraAI and Fotor

Fotor offers photo restoration with scratch and tear repair, color recovery, and batch processing.

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Color filters

RestauraAI and Pixlr

Pixlr's Colorize tool applies ready-made color filters or a three-color palette you pick, with adjustable intensity and contrast.

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Image upscaling and enhancement

RestauraAI and Let's Enhance

Let's Enhance offers upscaling, sharpness enhancement, and an Old Photo mode for old photographs. The site comes in Portuguese and Spanish versions.

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Upscaling in an open-source app

RestauraAI and Upscayl

Upscayl is a free, open-source image upscaler for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

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Online colorization and restoration

RestauraAI and Colorize.cc

Colorize.cc presents photo colorization and restoration services.

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Product photography

RestauraAI and Photoroom

Photoroom presents product photo editing, backgrounds, and image preparation for sales listings.

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How to make a useful comparison

  1. Use the same original image, without compressing the file again.
  2. Check eyes, mouth, hands, texture, and damaged areas when zoomed in.
  3. Compare the whole photo too. One sharp detail can clash with the rest.
  4. Before paying, check the total cost, whether it renews, and what you'll be able to download.

About this selection

We reviewed the official pages on September 30, 2026. Each comparison names its source. The criteria help you choose a way of working; they are not a quality ranking.

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