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PhotoRevive

Revive old photos with AI, from $4.99

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PhotoRevive is an AI-powered photo restoration tool that revives faded, torn, and black-and-white memories in seconds. The problem: Most families have shoeboxes of old photos — grandparents' weddings, parents' childhood, faded portraits — slowly fading, water-damaged, or trapped in monochrome. Existing tools like Remini charge $8/month subscription, MyHeritage locks features behind $199/year, and free tools produce cartoon-like results. How PhotoRevive works: three best-in-class open-source AI models in one pipeline: - Real-ESRGAN — upscales and denoises low-resolution scans up to 4x - GFPGAN — restores blurry or damaged faces with photorealistic detail - DDColor — colorizes black-and-white photos with historically accurate tones Upload → AI processes in 30-60 seconds → download high-resolution result. No signup required for preview. Pricing (credits never expire, one-time payment): - Starter: $4.99 for 10 photos ($0.50/photo) - Pro (Most Popular): $14.99 for 30 photos - Family: $19.99 for 150 photos ($0.13/photo) Optional subscription for heavy users: $9.99/month or $49/year — auto-renew, cancel anytime. Who built it: Solo indie hacker from Ordos, Inner Mongolia. Built PhotoRevive after spending an afternoon reviving my grandma's wedding photos — couldn't believe existing tools charged $200/year for what open-source models do in 60 seconds. 10 days from idea to launch. Officially live on Peerlist Launchpad Week 28. Try it free at https://revivephoto.ai — no signup needed for the preview. 14-day money-back guarantee on all paid plans.

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