Photomyne
Digitize, enhance, and animate old photos with AI-powered precision.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-10-24- Price & billing
Free basic scanning. Full suite ~$59.99/year after 3-day trial (website); monthly options ~$14.99-$19.99 on App Store; one-time passes vary. Confirm at in-app checkout. Observed October 2026.
- Free allowance
Free basic scanning. Full suite ~$59.99/year after 3-day trial (website); monthly options ~$14.99-$19.99 on App Store; one-time passes vary.
- Best suited to
Families digitizing albums or boxes of prints in bulk
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Families digitizing albums or boxes of prints in bulk
Limits and trade-offs
The public App Store price list uses overlapping labels ('account' vs 'membership' with unclear billing periods), so the only reliable price is the one shown at checkout inside the app. Subscriptions
Plans and free allowances
Free basic scanning. Full suite ~$59.99/year after 3-day trial (website); monthly options ~$14.99-$19.99 on App Store; one-time passes vary. Confirm at in-app checkout. Observed October 2026.
Evidence
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-10-24. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Photomyne
Photomyne is a mobile scanning suite for digitizing old photos: its headline trick is detecting multiple physical photos in a single capture, auto-cropping and rotating them into digital albums. The suite adds SlideScan, FilmBox (negatives and film), Colorize, and AI restoration, with cloud backup and sharing. It is freemium, with the full suite behind an auto-renewing subscription.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Photomyne
- Families digitizing albums or boxes of prints in bulk
- genealogy hobbyists doing the scanning pass before importing into dedicated family-tree software
- anyone who wants scanning, restoration and colorization in one suite.
When to choose something else
- Anyone scanning a handful of photos (Google PhotoScan is free and simpler)
- users who only need colorization or enhancement of already-digital photos
- buyers wary of auto-renewing subscriptions with confusing price labels.
A practical starting workflow
- Shoot album pages in even, indirect light, letting the app detect and separate multiple photos per capture instead of scanning one by one.
- Keep an untouched scan as your master copy, then run color restoration and AI enhancement on a duplicate so the original is never baked over.
- Organize scans into albums with dates and names in the app, then export or back up before the trial or subscription term ends.
Check before committing
- The public App Store price list uses overlapping labels ('account' vs 'membership' with unclear billing periods), so the only reliable price is the one shown at checkout inside the app. Subscriptions auto-renew; a project that finishes before the term ends can keep billing if you forget to cancel. AI restoration add-ons may cost extra credits on top of membership, so confirm the full cost of a restore job before starting.
- Pricing and feature availability may change; confirm current terms on the official website before committing.
Common questions
How much does Photomyne cost?
Free to download with basic scanning. The full scanning suite is offered as a 3-day trial then about $59.99/year (website offer); App Store listings show monthly options around $14.99-$19.99 and one-time passes on some accounts. Prices vary by region and platform, so confirm at checkout.
Can it scan a whole album page at once?
Yes. The Photo Scan app detects several physical photos in one capture, then separates, rotates and crops them automatically, which is much faster than one-by-one scanning for albums and boxes of prints.
Does it handle slides and negatives?
It scans prints, slides and negatives (via the SlideScan and FilmBox apps in the suite) and colorizes via the Colorize app. Google PhotoScan is free but handles prints only and scans one at a time.
Compare approaches for this task
- Imagecolorizer — Families restoring faded or black-and-white photos for keepsakes and sharing.; Archivists and sellers who need batches of old photos cleaned up and enhanced.
- AI Image Enlarger — Photographers, designers and sellers enlarging or extending images
- Img Upscaler — Anyone needing quick browser-based enlargement of small photos
Sources and checks
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