About this app
Some photos are all we have left. The faded portrait of a grandparent, a creased childhood snapshot, a black-and-white print of someone you miss every day. RetroMend uses AI to bring those memories back to life, clear, sharp and in full color, in a single tap. Pick any old, damaged or blurry picture and let RetroMend do the rest. WHAT RETROMEND DOES - Repair scratches & damage: erase scratches, creases, folds, tears, dust and water or mold spots for a clean, deep restoration. - Restore & enhance faces: rebuild blurry or damaged faces while keeping the person's real, natural likeness. - Colorize black & white: turn faded and black-and-white photos into lifelike color, with natural skin, clothing and backgrounds. - Unblur & upscale to HD: sharpen blurry, low-resolution scans and upscale up to stunning 4K and 8K detail. - Animate portraits: gently bring a still portrait to life with subtle, lifelike motion (premium). PERFECT FOR - Family photos and treasured albums - Grandparents, parents and ancestor portraits - Memorial photos of loved ones who have passed - Childhood pictures and old school snapshots - Scanned prints, slides and negatives Your memories deserve to be seen clearly. Restore them today and keep the people you love close. Free to try. A subscription unlocks HD export and portrait animation. Terms of Use: https://tianye2856.github.io/privacy-pages/revive-terms.html Privacy Policy: https://tianye2856.github.io/privacy-pages/revive-privacy-policy.html
Latest release
What’s New
The app is now called RetroMend. The same photo restoration you love, with performance and stability improvements.
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- First observed Sep 5, 2026 · 1:09 PM Free