AI Photo Colorizer

They are a realistic reconstruction based on what the scene contains, not a record of the day. If you know a real color, such as a uniform or a family car, name it in the details box to guide the result.

Yes. Faded prints are fine, but scratches and stains can pick up odd colors, so run heavily damaged pictures through Photo Restoration first for a cleaner result.

It reads what is in the picture, such as skin, fabric, leaves and sky, and picks colors typical for those materials under that light. Anything it cannot infer, like the exact shade of a coat, is a plausible guess unless you name it.

They work in opposite directions. The colorizer adds color to a monochrome or faded picture, while the Black and White Filter turns a color photo into a styled monochrome image. They are not a round trip: colorizing a converted photo produces new guessed colors, not the ones it started with, so keep your color original.

No. Colorizing adds color but does not add resolution or recover lost detail, and on very small scans colors can blur across edges. Scan the print as large as you can, or use Image Enhancer on a soft file before colorizing it.

It uses pay-as-you-go credits. The price is shown next to the Generate button before you start.

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