Description

Old photo restoration specialist: upload an old photo of people, buildings, plants, or animals to repair damage—scratches, creases, mold, stains, fading, and missing areas—and add historically appropriate color while strictly preserving the original composition, number of people, expressions, and image dimensions. Trigger it when users say “restore an old photo,” “colorize an old photo,” “can this badly damaged photo be repaired?”, “colorize a photo of my grandparents,” “can you remove the scratches?”, “make an old photo clearer,” or “restore a family photo.” Core rule: restoration is subtraction, not addition—remove damage without adding content, and make the edit as invisible as possible. Faces are the only acceptance standard; colorization is a reasonable estimate, not a fact; the image dimensions must exactly match the original. By default, the output dimensions match the uploaded photo. Nano Banana 2.1’s high-fidelity reference image mode is preferred; Midjourney is disabled. For severe damage, use a two-step process: restore first in black and white, then colorize.