OneKlick is an online service that restores old family photos, brings them to life as short clips, enhances pictures and makes YouTube thumbnails from your own frame. It works in the browser and needs no installation or design skills.
Who it is for
Families who want to bring color back to old pictures and animate them to show relatives.
Anyone who does not want to order a design every time or learn a graphics editor.
People who write posts and articles and want a ready image for them.
YouTube and Shorts creators who need a cover for every video.
What it does
Old photo restoration. Removes scratches, creases and stains, brings back faded colors and sharpness; black-and-white pictures usually become color.
Photo animation. A picture becomes a silent 5-second clip: the people blink, breathe and turn their heads a little, their faces stay the same.
Quality enhancement: 2x or 4x enlargement with more sharpness, without redrawing the picture.
Audio and video transcription to text: files up to 3 hours.
Texts. A script, post, carousel, headlines and description — and a cover for them right away.
Video covers. Upload a photo and write the topic — the cover is ready in the format you need: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5.
How it works
Upload a photo and pick what you need — restore, colorize, bring it to life or enhance it. The result is usually ready in under a minute, right next to the original.
What it costs
Signing up gives you 50 credits — enough for your first photo restoration. After that, credit packs start at 150 credits for $5, with no subscription. A YouTube thumbnail costs 50 credits. Details are on the prices page.
OneKlick is an online service that restores old family photos, brings them to life as short clips, enhances pictures and makes YouTube thumbnails from your own frame. It works in the browser and needs no installation or design skills.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Your first restoration is free, even before you sign up. When you sign up, we add 50 credits — enough to restore a photo.
Do I need design skills?
No. Upload a photo and press one button — the restored version appears next to the original.
Which photos work?
JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 20 MB: a scan or a phone photo of a printed picture. Black-and-white photos usually come out in color.
Where does the service work?
In the browser, on a computer or a phone. No installation needed.