How many credits does a blurry farm photo take?

The 4 free credits on a new account cover one Standard restoration of blurry farm photos. Pro and Max return more detail on the barn, the equipment and the animals where the blur was heavy; see pricing for the current amounts.

Can I colorize the farm photo after fixing the blur?

Yes. Repair the blurry farm photo first, then run the Photo Colorizer on the result. Colors are inferred from the era and the materials in the repaired blurry farm photos, so type any remembered colors into the hints field.

What if the blur took part of the farm photo away entirely?

Run Missing Parts Filler after Unblur Old Photos and describe the gap the blur left in the farm photo. It continues the scene, clothing and background of the farm photo from what survives; a face fully gone from blurry farm photos cannot be recovered, only inferred.

Does restoring a blurry farm photo change its shape or crop?

No. The output follows the shape of the upload, so farm photos come back at the same proportions with the blur removed and the barn, the equipment and the animals in place. Upscale afterwards for a larger reprint.

Farm Photos

Blurry Farm Photos

Blurry farm photos usually come out of a slow shutter, a subject who moved, a lens that was never sharp or a camera held by a child. On a farm photo the blur shows as soft edges, doubled outlines on faces and hands, and detail that never resolves however close you look, right across the family in front of the barn, with horses, a tractor or a loaded wagon.

Upload a scan or a phone photo of the blurry farm photo and the AI-powered repair comes back in seconds with the barn, the equipment and the animals left as they were. Where the blur covered a face in farm photos, check the result against family memory before you print it.

If the blur on the farm photo is worse than it looks, run Unblur Old Photos twice rather than reaching for a heavier setting. Then upscale the blurry farm photos for a reprint, since the output keeps the shape of the upload.

Open with these settings Unblur Old Photos

OriginalRestored

Original on the left, restored on the right; hover to see more of the repair. Made in the Studio from a scan of the print.

What matters for these photos

Blur from a slow shutter, a subject who moved, a lens that was never sharp or a camera held by a child, on farm photos from the 1890s to 1960s
Small faces of the family in front of the barn, with horses, a tractor or a loaded wagon that the blur has taken the detail from
Blurry farm photos that a copy shop refused to touch
A blurry farm photo needed for a memorial, an anniversary or a reprint

Suggested order of passes

01
Remove the blur
Unblur Old Photos targets soft edges, doubled outlines on faces and hands, and detail that never resolves however close you look while keeping the barn, the equipment and the animals in the farm photo untouched.
Unblur Old Photos
02
Repair the rest of the farm photo
Stain & Spot Remover addresses the usual wear on farm photos, prints pinned up in a barn office, dusty, fly-specked, sun-faded and cracked along one edge, once the blur is gone.
Stain & Spot Remover
03
Sharpen the faces of the family in front of the barn, with horses, a tractor or a loaded wagon
Recovers the eye and skin detail the blur softened; keep it at natural strength on farm photos unless the faces are tiny.
Face Restoration
04
Upscale the farm photo for reprinting
Adds the pixels a wall print needs after the blur repair, with the shape of the blurry farm photos unchanged.
Image Upscaler