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Photomyne offers photo scanning apps that digitize and enhance old photos, slides, negatives, and kids' art.

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Overview

Photomyne is a photo scanning app brand. Its apps are described as scanning paper photos, slides, negatives, and kids' art into digital albums, and as enhancing old photos with features such as colorize, sharpen, and backlight. The company states that in 2014 it realized memories deserved better, and its about page reports 40M app downloads, 425M photos scanned, 175 countries using its apps, and 265M photos shared.

History

Photomyne's about page states that in 2014 the company realized that memories deserved better, framing its mission as preserving old photographs, slides, and negatives. The page describes the past as needing a digital home and presents the apps by Photomyne as that home. It reports 40M app downloads, 425M photos scanned, 175 countries using its apps, and 265M photos shared.

Products and positioning

The perfect home for scanning old memories and preserving them for your family's future.

  • photo scanning apps

    Dedicated scanning apps for multiple types of media: photos, slides, negatives, and kids' art.

  • colorize

    Adds color to scanned photos.

  • sharpen

    Touch-up feature for old photos.

  • backlight

    Touch-up feature for old photos.

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    Ancestry and Photomyne announce partnership[3]

    Ancestry announced a partnership with Photomyne to bring Photomyne's photo-scanning and image-enhancement technology to Ancestry platforms.

  • Reported

    Photomyne completes IPO on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange[4]

    Photomyne Ltd. completed its initial public offering on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

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