AI photocopy & book restoration

Any book. Clean again.

Upload a photo, scan, or PDF of a worn book page. Book Bash lifts the grey, rebuilds the text, and hands you back a crisp, print-ready PDF — about a minute a page.

Peter Rabbit book cover — degraded photocopy, before restorationPeter Rabbit book cover — restored, after restoration

Source: photocopy, c. 1995 — Restored: 2026 · drag to compare

Three steps, one clean copy.

Every restoration follows the same procedure. You bring the worn original; we return a page fit for the classroom.

01

Upload

Drop in a photo, a scan, or a PDF — up to 80 pages at once. The page arrives as it is: smudged, crooked, faded.

02

We Restore

Book Bash reads the page, lifts the grey background, rebuilds the letterforms, and sharpens every line — 20 to 90 seconds per page.

03

Download

Download your clean copy as a print-ready PDF. Hand it out knowing every child can read every word.

Before & after

The same page, twice.

Left: a fifth-generation staffroom photocopy. Right: the page Book Bash returns.

Fig. A — Before
Degraded Peter Rabbit grammar exercise photocopy
Source: classroom photocopy, fifth generation — 2026
Fig. B — After
Restored Peter Rabbit grammar exercise page
Source: Book Bash restoration — 2026

Clean pages, better lessons.

01

Legible again, for every child in the room.

Grey pages and broken letters slow young readers down. A restored copy gives a class of thirty the same crisp page the first owner held.

02

Nothing moves.

Your layout, page numbers, and exercise structure stay exactly where they are. We clean what's there — we don't redesign your lesson.

03

Minutes, not evenings.

What used to mean an hour in Photoshop or a trip to the print shop now takes less time than making coffee.

Asked and answered.

How does photocopy restoration work?

Upload the worn page — a photo, scan, or PDF. Book Bash detects the grey background and broken letterforms, rebuilds the text at full contrast, and returns a clean, print-ready PDF. Layout and page numbers stay untouched.

What can I upload?

Photos of book pages, flatbed or phone scans, and multi-page PDFs — up to 80 pages per job. Fifth-generation photocopies, water-stained pages, and faded print all restore well.

How long does it take?

Each page takes 20–90 seconds. An 80-page book typically finishes while you're marking the register.

How much does it cost?

Restoration runs on credits: $5 for 50 pages, pay as you go. No subscription.

Is my material handled privately?

Your uploads are used only to produce your restorations and aren't shared. Restore books you own or have the right to copy.

$5for 50 restored pages — pay as you go, no subscription.

Your library, returned to first-edition clarity.

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