Revive.AI
An AI-powered photo restoration platform that turns faded, damaged and black-and-white photos into vivid, sharp memories in under a minute.
Type
Self-initiated
Role
Product Designer & No-Code Developer
Timeline
7 weeks
Platform
Web App · Responsive
/ Overview
Services
Product Design · UX/UI · AI Workflow · No-Code Development
Deliverables
End-to-end SaaS app, landing page, credits & pricing system
Industry
AI SaaS · Consumer
Revive.AI restores old and damaged photos using AI — colorization, face restoration and 4× upscaling, delivered as a self-serve SaaS. I designed the full product end-to-end: upload and editing flow, restoration intensity controls, personal library, credits-based pricing and the marketing site — and built it with No-Code tooling integrated with Replicate's AI models.
/ Challenge
The
challenge
A multi-stage AI pipeline — analysis, colorization, face restoration, 4× upscaling, export — had to feel like one calm, sub-minute flow for people who have never used an AI tool before.
The pricing model is per-photo credits rather than a subscription. Onboarding had to feel generous rather than metered: 5 free credits, no credit card, credits that never expire.
/ User flow
Restoring a photo
A multi-stage AI pipeline, shaped so that someone who has never used an AI tool meets it as one uninterrupted flow.
Yes
No
Sign-in is asked at upload and payment at download — never on arrival. The result is on screen before anything is asked for.
/ Approach
How we
got there
Smart Analysis
AI reads each photo's damage, era and tonality first, so every restoration is tuned to the image instead of a one-size preset.
AI Colorization
Historically-grounded color, driven by deep-learning models that respect skin tones, fabrics and period palettes.
Face Restoration
Eyes, skin texture and expressions reconstructed with realism — the moment people recognize the person again.
4× Upscaling & Export
A final crisp, print-ready file at 4× resolution, ready to frame, share or archive.
/ Selected screens
The work
Kids Picking Oranges, 1938 - Before
Kids Picking Oranges, 1938 - After
Clint Eastwood ("The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" - 1966) - Before
Clint Eastwood ("The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" - 1966) - After