Creased Immigration Photos

A creased immigration photo is a common case: a print folded into a wallet, a letter or a pocket, then flattened again decades later leaves a white line where the emulsion broke along the fold, very often straight through a face, and immigration photos from the 1890s to 1950s were rarely stored well enough to escape it.

Scratch & Tear Repair is the tool for creased immigration photos: it targets a white line where the emulsion broke along the fold, very often straight through a face and leaves the rest of the immigration photo alone. Output follows the shape of the upload, so the luggage tags, the clothing and any writing on the back end up where they always were in the creased original.

Scan the creased immigration photo flat, or photograph it and run Photo-of-a-Photo Fixer first, so the creasing is the only thing left to repair. The immigration photos come back in seconds, and the 4 free credits on sign-up cover the first Standard pass at the creasing.