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Photo Scratch Remover

Repair scratches, dust, and creases with automatic model-backed profiles or choose Manual to paint a mask for classic Telea or Navier-Stokes inpainting. Automatic profiles may download model assets; Manual uses the classic browser-side repair path without a model download.

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Photo Scratch Remover

Remove scratches, dust, and creases with automatic repair profiles or a manual classic inpainting brush; processing time varies by input and device.

Repair scratches, dust, and creases with automatic model-backed profiles or choose Manual to paint a mask for classic Telea or Navier-Stokes inpainting. Automatic profiles may download model assets; Manual uses the classic browser-side repair path without a model download.

How to Use Photo Scratch Remover

  1. Upload an image: Upload one of the formats listed by the tool (JPG, PNG, WebP) and wait for the local preview.
  2. Adjust settings and process: Adjust the available controls, then run the selected image processing workflow in your browser.
  3. Review and download: Review the result, then download it in one of the formats offered by this tool.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the AI Remove Object tool?

This route focuses on scratches, creases, dust, and small marks. Its automatic profiles detect likely damage; Manual uses classic inpainting without a model download. Remove Object is intended for larger user-selected regions.

Do all modes download a model?

No. Fast, Balanced, and Ultra are automatic model-backed profiles and may download their assets on first use. Manual uses the classic browser-side inpainting path without a model download.

Which manual algorithm should I choose?

Telea is the default and often works well on small photo defects. Navier-Stokes follows surrounding gradients differently and can be worth trying on elongated scratches.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. Supported image content is repaired locally in your browser; site analytics and the assistant are separate.

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