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I have this document. What do I actually do?

Task-shaped walkthroughs, in the order the work happens. Each one names the console it uses and the capability doing the heavy lifting, so you can go deeper on either at any point.

The one rule that appears in every guide

Capture first, carefully. Most restoration failures are capture failures, and no amount of processing recovers what was never photographed.

Beginner8 minCertificates

Restore a water-damaged certificate

Tide lines, foxing and a cockled sheet - how to capture it, survey it, and keep the seal intact through the whole job.

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Intermediate10 minCertificates

Digitise a shelf of certificates as one batch

Registry-scale work: survey once, take the shelf in, treat a selection, and reconcile the captured details against your own register.

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Beginner6 minFinancial Documents

Recover a faded thermal receipt

What still survives on a receipt that looks blank, how to capture it, and what to do when nothing comes back.

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Intermediate9 minHistorical & Archival

Transcribe a historical letter without modernising the hand

Restoring early modern material so the letterforms survive, and getting a transcription you can actually cite.

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Advanced11 minMedical & Health

Prepare paper records for a system migration

Getting decades of paper into a new system without importing a decade of misread fields along with it.

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Follow one with your own document open

These are written to be worked through, not read. The free tier is enough for any of them.

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