Clear guidance · Individual quotes
Photo restoration,
printing & framing prices
Every restoration is different, so restoration work is quoted individually. Printing and framing are easier to price, so the guide below gives you a useful idea of the cost of presenting your finished photograph.
Request a free quoteA useful starting point
What should I budget?
Restoration: simple work can start from around £10. Complex work may cost £200 or more.
10×8 print: £20
10×8 printed, framed & mounted: £100
Restoration, printing and framing are separate parts of the job. Choose only what you need.
Restoration
How much does photo restoration cost?
Simple restoration work can start from around £10. More involved restorations may cost £200 or more, and particularly complex work can exceed this.
That is not a fixed price range or an upper limit. The cost depends on the photograph, the damage and, most importantly, the time needed to achieve a good result. A small repair may be quick; reconstructing badly damaged or missing areas can take many hours.
Send us an image and we’ll assess it first. You’ll receive a clear, no-obligation quote before deciding whether to go ahead.
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Print price guide
Once your photograph is restored, you can choose to have it professionally printed. These are some commonly requested sizes.
5×4 — £9
6×4 — £10
7×5 — £12
8×6 — £14
10×8 — £20
12×8 — £23
12×10 — £25
16×12 — £37
18×12 — £42
20×16 — £59
Square, panoramic and other sizes are also available.
All sizes are in inches. Ask us if the size you need isn’t shown here.
Ready to display
Printed, framed & mounted price guide
For a finished piece ready to display, these guide prices include the print, frame and mount. Many other standard, square and panoramic sizes are available.
10×8 — £100
12×8 — £107
12×10 — £114
14×10 — £122
16×12 — £139
18×12 — £148
20×16 — £187
24×16 — £196
24×18 — £212
24×20 — £229
Other sizes and proportions are available.
Framing options and final specification can affect the price. We’ll confirm the cost before you order.
Photo colourisation
Colourisation is quoted individually
The cost depends on the amount of detail, the complexity of the image and whether restoration work is needed first.
Find out about photo colourisationChoose the finish you want
Restoration, printing and framing are separate. You can have the restored digital image only, add a print, or choose a fully framed and mounted photograph.
Simple from the start
How your quote works
Show us the photograph
Upload an image or scan and tell us what you would like us to do.
Know the cost first
We assess the work and give you a price before you decide whether to proceed.
Approve before payment
You can review the completed restoration before payment is required.
A few useful answers
Is £200 the maximum price for a restoration?
No. £200 is not an upper limit. Very complex restorations can cost more because the price reflects the time and work involved. We quote each photograph individually before starting.
Do I have to order a print or frame?
No. Printing and framing are optional. You can choose the restored digital image on its own.
Can you price a restoration without seeing the photograph?
We can explain typical costs, but an accurate quote requires us to see the image and assess the work involved.
Get a price for your photograph
Send us your photograph for a free, no-obligation assessment. We’ll explain what can be done and what it will cost before any work begins.
Request a free quote