How to Fix Creases in Photos with Photos Unfold

The Creases tool is built-in in Photos app and you can use it to remove creases from your photos.
Creases tool can also straighten photos that you took while moving.

• Creases in photos are natural occurrences, and in most cases, they are hardly visible.
• However, in some cases, they can ruin your photograph, and in this case, we recommend resizing your pictures.
• We also recommend saving your folded photos as PNG files.

Check your internet connection

1. Creases in some photos could be caused by a weak internet connection. There might be issues with your connection, and that’s why the photo isn’t loading properly.

Check for SD card write errors

1. Check your SD card for write errors. It could be possible that the card is full, and Photoshop couldn’t be able to write any data to it.
3. Try using a different SD card.
   

Run the SD card test

1. Insert the SD card into your PC.
2. Open Photos.
   
3. Right-click on the SD card and select Format.
4. Allow the format to complete.

Use an external card reader

1. Plug in your external card reader to your computer.
   Select My computer from the Start menu.
2. Right-click on the removable drive and select Format.
   Select a file system from the Format options (ex. FAT32).
3. Set the Allocation unit size according to the way the drive will be used (ex. 32 MB).
   
4. Click on Start to begin formatting.
5. Unplug the external drive from your computer.
6. Connect your external drive to the computer.
7. Open Photos.
   
8. Select Organize.
   
9. Click Albums from the left panel.
10. Select Add.
11. Select External drive.
    
12. Open your external drive.
13. Select the folder that contains the photo(s) that you are trying to open and click Open.

Try a different USB port

1. If the port is faulty, you won’t be able to transfer data from your SD card to your computer.
2. Try a different SD card reader
   

Add more RAM

1. Adding more RAM to your PC can improve Photoshop performance.
   
2. Resize the image
   Sometimes a crease in a photo is caused by a pixelated or low-quality image.
3. Try printing the image
   If you are able to print the image, try printing it to see if it resolves the creases.