Restore old, faded, and damaged photographs from your Auckland family archive. 100% online — scan or photograph your prints, upload, and download the result. No shipping, no waiting weeks for a local studio.
From 10 credits ($1.00) per photo · 12-month validity

Auckland's maritime climate is beautiful for living and terrible for photographs — salt air, humidity and winter damp work through albums and garage boxes year after year. Families across New Zealand also hold photos that crossed oceans to get here, from the Pacific Islands, Asia, Britain and beyond. Our AI restoration handles the mould spotting, fading and creases entirely online: scan, upload, and the restored file is back in about a minute.
From upload to download in three simple steps.
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. The clearer the original scan, the better the result.
Our AI analyses your photo and applies the appropriate model. Most jobs finish in under a minute.
Compare before / after, then download the high-resolution result. Your originals are never used to train AI models.
A faded family scan repaired and colourised by Photo Repair Lab — no slider tricks, just the real result.
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Restored & ColourisedPhoto restoration in Auckland historically meant taking your damaged photographs to a specialist studio, waiting two to four weeks, and paying $50–$200 per print. Photo Repair Lab brings the same quality of restoration to your laptop or phone, in under sixty seconds, for $1 per photo. The originals never leave your home and are never used to train AI.
Auckland's coastal climate and high UV exposure combine to produce both humidity damage and sun fading in older photographs. Our AI handles both damage patterns simultaneously.
Scan your photographs at 600 DPI in colour mode (or use a smartphone in flat, even light), upload to Photo Repair Lab, choose Standard, Conservative, or Comprehensive Restoration, and download the result. We accept JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB. Prices are shown in USD; your bank converts to NZD at the daily rate.
Restoration is usually step one. Here’s what most people do next.