VanceAI Photo Restorer repairs common damage in old photographs, including scratches, tears, stains and creases. Its automatic workflow also corrects faded color and sharpens facial details. After restoration, users can optionally make a separate colorized copy of a black-and-white photo or send the result to a separate upscaler for a larger reprint. The web app processes one image at a time, while VanceAI for PC on Windows supports batch work and processes files locally. Web users can begin with free credits and preview a result without a watermark or credit card; each completed restoration uses credits. Web uploads can be up to 10MB and 34MP, and paid web plans provide results without watermarks. Uploaded images are encrypted in transit and deleted within 24 hours. Local PC processing uses no credits, has no queue and accepts images of any size. The pricing note lists paid access from $9/mo (annual).
Who it is for
It suits people repairing old photos who want automated damage correction, with optional colorization or upscaling. Windows users needing batch restoration can use the PC software; web users can process single images.
What is good
- Automatically repairs damage and faded color.
- Sharpens facial details.
- Optional colorization and separate upscaling.
- Free credits allow a preview without a watermark or card.
- Windows PC supports local batch processing.
What to know first
- Web app processes one image at a time.
- Each completed web restoration uses credits.
- Web uploads are limited to 10MB and 34MP.
- Windows PC processing is the stated local option.
Verdict
VanceAI Photo Restorer combines automatic repair with optional colorization and upscaling. The web app is single-image, while Windows PC adds local batch processing; web uploads also have size limits.
Get started with VanceAI Photo Restorer
- Visit the VanceAI Photo Restorer website.
- Start with free credits to preview a restoration without a watermark or credit card.
- Upload an image in the web app, which handles one image at a time.
- For Windows batch restoration, use VanceAI for PC and choose a listed PC plan.
- Optionally create a separate colorized copy or send the restored result to the separate upscaler.
Limits to know first
Free web access uses credits for each completed restoration. Web uploads can be up to 10MB and 34MP; the web app handles one image at a time. The listed Starter web plan is $15.00 per month and includes 260 credits per month; restorations use 4 credits at 1K/2K or 10 credits at 4K.
Questions about VanceAI Photo Restorer
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Users can start with free credits and preview a restored result without a watermark or credit card. Each completed restoration uses credits.
How much do the listed plans cost?
The pricing note says paid access starts at $9/mo billed annually. Listed web plans include Starter at $15.00 per month, Popular at $30.00 per month, Creator at $45.00 per month, and Studio at $75.00 per month. PC options include $39.90 per month, $99.90 per year, and $129.90 per once.
Which platforms are available?
VanceAI Photo Restorer is listed for API, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. VanceAI for PC on Windows supports local processing and batch restoration.
Can it restore multiple images at once?
The web app handles one image at a time. VanceAI for PC on Windows supports batch restoration.
Can it colorize black-and-white photos?
Yes. Users can create a separate optional colorized copy after restoration.
What integrations are listed?
VanceAI lists API documentation, an Agent Skill, a ComfyUI Node, and custom enterprise integration.
VanceAI Photo Restorer plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI image enhancers
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $9/mo
- Color enhancement
- Yes
- Batch processing
- Yes
- Maximum upload size
- 10 MB
- API access
- Yes
