

Colorize old family photos
Skin, cardigans, garden flowers, and a tiled roof, all colorized from a grayscale copy.
No account required
Colorize old family photos, scans, and grayscale pictures with natural skin, sky, and clothing tones.


Real results from this colorizer. The first four cards start from a grayscale copy; the last two compare the Standard and Pro models on the same photo. Drag the slider to compare.


Skin, cardigans, garden flowers, and a tiled roof, all colorized from a grayscale copy.


Natural skin tones and hair, with the garden behind them back in green and yellow.


Skin and brick buildings look right. The beanie came out gray instead of its real orange: colors are predicted, not recovered.


The AI read the rocks and haze as a warm dusk. Landscapes can take on a different mood than the original.


Standard (left) gives the skin an orange cast. Pro (right) keeps natural skin tones and clean whites.


Standard (left) tints most of the clothes pink. Pro (right) gives each outfit its own believable color.
Step 1
Add a grayscale scan, an old print you photographed, or any black and white image as JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 15 MB.
Step 2
The colorization model reads faces, clothing, plants, sky, and buildings, then paints in color that fits each one.
Step 3
Drag the before and after slider to check the result, then download your colorized photo.
Many family memories only exist in black and white. The colorizer turns old photos, scans, and grayscale pictures into color with restrained, natural tones instead of a heavy filter.
The AI recognizes skin, hair, clothing, plants, sky, water, and buildings, and colors each area separately rather than tinting the whole picture one shade.
It works from the grayscale detail already in your photo, so faces, poses, and composition stay exactly as they were. Only color is added.
After colorizing, run the result through the AI Photo Enhancer to sharpen faces, or the Image Upscaler to enlarge it for printing and framing.
Old family albums and wedding photos from the 1900s to the 1980s, black and white portraits, historical street and city scenes, landscapes and architecture, and black and white film scans. Sharp, well-exposed originals give the most natural color.
If you're happy with the result, it's ready to save. If you also want to upscale, extend the edges, or refine other details, you can continue with:




Sharpen faces and fix blur in old photos before or after colorizing.
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Widen a tightly cropped old photo or scan so it fits a frame, banner, or phone wallpaper.
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Check whether a photo was AI-generated before you share or restore it.
Try with this photoUpload the photo on this page, wait a few seconds while the AI colorizes it, then compare the before and after versions and download the color image.
Yes, for Standard. Each Standard colorization uses 4 of your 10 free daily credits once you sign in (one free try without an account); free results are JPGs up to 2048 px with a small watermark. The Pro model costs 8 credits per photo. You can buy a credit pack without creating an account, or subscribe to Pro for 400 credits a month. Results paid with credits have no watermark and are not downsized.
Both only add color and keep your photo's faces and details. Standard is fast, costs fewer credits, and works well on most photos, but it can occasionally give skin or skies an orange or pink cast. Pro uses a professional colorization model with more natural skin tones and fewer color casts, and exports at your photo's full resolution.
Not exactly. Black and white photos don't store color, so the AI predicts natural colors from context. Skin, sky, and plants usually look right. Clothing and objects can differ from what they really were.
Usually, yes. Skin, hair, and plants are the areas the model handles most reliably. Very faded, low-contrast, or heavily damaged scans can come out too warm or too gray, so enhance those first.
Yes. Repair scratches, tears, and stains with Photo Restoration first. If the scan is only soft, sharpen it with the AI Photo Enhancer, then colorize. The colorizer adds color but does not fix blur or damage.
The colorizer is built for black and white and grayscale photos. For pictures that still have faded or washed-out color, the AI Photo Enhancer is usually the better choice.
Yes. It runs in mobile browsers on iPhone and Android. Choose a photo from your library, then download the colorized result.
Yes, if you attach the photo and ask. A chat image model redraws the whole picture, so faces and details can change along with the color. Here Standard uses DDColor and Pro uses Topaz Colorize, models built only to add color to the photo you upload.
Uploads and results are deleted from our servers after 24 hours (7 days if you're signed in).
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Add natural, lifelike color to black-and-white photos.
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Make a color photo black and white in your browser.
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Upscale & extend
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