Fix fire-damaged photos

Fire-damaged photographs almost always trace back to a house fire, a smoke-filled room or a print that sat too close to a heater. The fire damage shows up as charred and curled edges, a brown scorch gradient, soot in the grain and areas lost entirely, and it worsens the longer the print stays where it was damaged.

Repairing fire damage is a matter of separating the damage layer from the image layer, and Photo Restoration is written to do that on a fire-damaged scan. The result arrives in seconds and leaves everything the fire damage did not touch alone.

Standard handles most fire-damaged prints headed for a screen; Pro and Max recover more texture where the fire damage was heavy and the print will be reprinted. Every result keeps the shape of the fire-damaged upload, so nothing is cropped away.