Scan old photographs at the right resolution, reduce scratches and fading, improve facial detail, and preserve the original look. This guide also covers safe archiving and backup practices.
Start with the original image
Use the highest-quality version available and keep an untouched copy. Good input quality gives the editor more useful detail to work with.
Choose the correct editing tool
Select one clear task at a time. Enhance quality before enlarging an image, and remove the background before placing a product into a new scene.
Review the result carefully
Zoom in around hair, hands, product edges, text, and detailed textures. Download only when the result looks clean at full size.
