How does it know the colours?

It does not know them, it infers them. A red coat photographed in 1950 may come back brown. The result is plausible, not documentary.

Can I fix a colour I do not like?

Run it again — results vary between runs. For precise control, colourise then edit in the studio.

Does it also repair damage?

No. Colourise handles colour. For scratches and tears, run Photo Restore first.

Colorize B&W Photo

Bring old black-and-white photos to color

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What Colorize B&W Photo does

Black-and-white photographs get natural, plausible colour — skin tones that look like skin, fabric that looks dyed rather than painted, and period-appropriate palettes instead of postcard tints.

How it works

1Add your photo. One is enough — there is nothing to configure and no prompt to write.
2Colorize B&W Photo runs with the model and settings already chosen for this job.
3Your result lands in your library. It costs 22 coins, shown before you run it.

Frequently asked questions

How does it know the colours?: It does not know them, it infers them. A red coat photographed in 1950 may come back brown. The result is plausible, not documentary.
Can I fix a colour I do not like?: Run it again — results vary between runs. For precise control, colourise then edit in the studio.
Does it also repair damage?: No. Colourise handles colour. For scratches and tears, run Photo Restore first.