Yore: AI Restore Old Photos
doubtful ratingThe app is built specifically for restoring old shots and needs no fiddling with prompts, which is praised by people whose faded 1970s and 80s Polaroids and torn photos came back to life. But the result depends heavily on the source, on slightly blurred shots it does almost nothing and Apple's built-in sharpening does better. A common complaint is that during restoration a person's face changes beyond recognition, and the subscription money is not refunded after a failure.
Store 4.86 is well above text 3.67, and the five-star reviews are often empty like just wow and I0 stars. At the same time the raves about faded Polaroids sound specific, so this is not pure fakery but an inflated average score.
What users love
- Revives faded Polaroids and torn old photos
- Transparent pricing with no coins or limits
- Easy to use with no prompting
What users hate
- Does almost nothing on slightly blurred photos
- Changes a person's face beyond recognition
- Merging two people into one frame gives poor results
- No refund after a failure
Who it is for
People who have badly damaged or faded old photos and want a simple tool with no prompting
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