How to Share a Photo Restoration Before and After
By ImgHeal · Updated
Make a fair comparison that keeps crop, scale, and labels clear for viewers.
Choose the audience and purpose
Use the same crop, orientation, and display size for source and result. Do not darken or degrade the before image to make the edit seem stronger.
Prepare a delivery copy
Label each side clearly and preserve damage that belongs in the source. If the after image includes reconstructed content or generated color, say so in the caption.
Keep context attached
Link or retain the full source scan outside the layout. A comparison graphic is a presentation derivative, not the only historical record.
Check before you finish
- Match crop and scale.
- Do not worsen the before image.
- Disclose reconstruction and colorization.
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