How much does photo restoration cost?
One restoration costs 30 credits. We give you 50 credits when you sign up.
Can a badly damaged photo be restored?
You can try, but the result depends on the picture. Badly damaged areas are filled in by guesswork, so details may differ from the real ones.
Will the faces in the photo change?
The service tries to keep faces intact, but fine features may come out slightly different. That is why the result is shown next to the original, and the source file stays with you.
Can a black-and-white photo be turned into color?
Yes, black-and-white pictures usually come out in color as part of the restoration — there is nothing extra to press. The colors are a guess: clothes, eyes or the background may differ from what they really were.
How long does restoration take?
Usually about half a minute, no more than two minutes. If processing does not fit into that time, the result is not shown and your credits are returned.
Do I need to scan the picture?
A scan or a photo of the print in good light without glare will do. The better the source file, the better the result.
Do you store my photos?
OneKlick does not keep the uploaded picture or the result in your history — download the result right away. For processing, the file is passed to the service that performs the restoration.
What format is the result?
The result downloads as JPG. The source file can be JPG, PNG or WEBP.