Identity is the boundary
The requested result preserves recognizable facial structure and expression rather than inventing a new portrait.
Face detail workflow
Improve facial detail without turning the person into someone else.
Face Restoration is intended for photographs where a real face is visible but softened by age, compression, blur, noise, or limited resolution. It asks the enhancement workflow to preserve identity and expression instead of beautifying or replacing the subject.
Local improvement
The workflow concentrates on detected faces while retaining the wider composition and background.
Human review required
Small or damaged faces can be ambiguous, so the result must be compared with the source.
When face restoration helps
Use it when facial features are present but lack clarity because of an old scan, compression, light motion blur, noise, or a modest image size. A front-facing, unobstructed face usually provides the best evidence.
What it should preserve
Expression, age, facial proportions, skin tone, hair, glasses, and other identity cues should remain consistent. The workflow is not a face swap, beauty filter, or tool for changing a person’s appearance.
Know the source limit
If eyes, mouth, or facial boundaries are absent, no system can verify the missing detail. Monvory may decline to recommend this tool when a face is too small or unreliable to process safely.
Check sensitive details
Compare eyes, teeth, ears, jewelry, facial hair, and skin texture at the same zoom level. For family archives or identity-sensitive material, retain the original and label the output as enhanced.