remove fold lines
Clean scanned documents, letters, and photos by masking fold marks and asking AI to rebuild paper texture, print, and shading.
Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP (max 50MB). Mask editing happens in-browser.
This tool adds a hidden instruction so the edit stays focused on this use case even when you customize the prompt.
tool workflow
This route uses the shared AI image edit component with a scenario-specific prompt and layout so the page can better match this keyword intent without rebuilding the editor from scratch.
This page targets users who want to remove fold lines from scanned images without manually retouching each crease in an editor.
It is especially useful for digitized letters, records, archive scans, receipts, and old document photos where fold marks reduce readability and visual quality.
The prompt is tuned to preserve text, page edges, paper tone, and scan realism while removing fold artifacts.
This version uses an up-down layout so the editing flow feels more natural for tall scans and full-page uploads.
Use it to improve readability on scanned historical pages, office records, forms, and photographed paperwork.
That is the goal of this page. The mask and built-in prompt are both aimed at keeping text and page structure intact while smoothing the fold lines and rebuilding the paper texture underneath.
If you use a precise selection, target only the damaged fold area. You can also skip that step and rely on the prompt when the fold line is obvious.
This works best on JPG, PNG, and similar scanned document images where the fold damage is visible but the underlying text or paper pattern is still recognizable.