RestoreThisPhoto review
A pay-per-photo web service for repairing common damage in scanned family photos.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RestoreThisPhoto is a web-based AI service for repairing damaged family photographs from scans or phone photos. It suits people who need occasional restoration without a subscription, as well as customers preparing several images at once. The workflow covers uploading an image, viewing a free restoration preview, paying for the selected result, and downloading a full-resolution copy. The restored image is kept separate from the original upload, while the repair scope includes scratches, scuffs, fading, color shifts, stains, tears, folds, surface damage, and mild blur.
Pricing is structured around one-time, per-photo purchases. The One photo plan costs $7.99 per photo and includes a full-resolution download plus up to three restoration runs. From five photos costs $6.49 per photo, while From ten photos costs $5.49 per photo; both include up to three restoration runs per purchased photo. The Fifteen to twenty photos plan lowers the rate to $4.49 per photo and also includes up to three restoration runs per purchased photo. This model fits occasional projects and makes larger batches less expensive per image, without introducing a recurring subscription.
The product’s strongest fit is straightforward damage repair across a broad set of common photo problems, with batch uploads for multi-image work and a preview step before payment. It is less suitable when restoration depends on recovering severely missing detail, since reconstructed content may differ from what was originally present. It also runs on the web and does not provide a dedicated facial-restoration feature. Choose RestoreThisPhoto for individual or batch family-photo repairs with clear per-photo pricing; consider another option when facial reconstruction or a broader platform footprint is central to the project.
RestoreThisPhoto pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Repairs scratches, fading, stains, tears, folds, and mild blur
- Previews restorations before payment and preserves the original upload
- Batch uploads with full-resolution downloads and volume pricing
- Where it doesn't
- No dedicated facial-restoration feature is listed
- Web-only access limits platform choice
- Severely missing details may be reconstructed rather than recovered
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