A photo of a print, or a digital file with the date burned in.
They usually sit in a corner, so this takes a second or two.
The corner is rebuilt from what surrounds it.
Clean up a scanned photo before it goes in a book or a frame.
Remove a burned-in date so the image can be reprinted without it.
Take an old timestamp off a picture that is still perfectly usable.
A date stamp is compact and usually sits over sky, grass or a plain surface, the easiest kind of area to rebuild.
The orange does not smear into the repair; the area is reconstructed rather than blurred.
Scans stay at their original size, ready to print.
Family photographs never leave your browser.
Scan or open the photo, brush over the burned-in date, and the area is rebuilt from its surroundings. Download the cleaned image at full resolution.
Rarely. Timestamps are small and usually sit over an even background, which is the case this handles best.
Yes. Scan at the highest resolution you can and the repair has more detail to work from.
Yes. Batch a folder of scans and get them back as a single ZIP.