Identity stays in the frame
Color is inferred for skin, hair, and clothing. Facial structure, age, and who is in the photo stay locked.
AI Photo Colorizer
Colorize a black-and-white or faded family print while keeping the same people — pair with restoration, not instead of it.
Family print colorized from an existing restoration pair
Placeholder compare using the tested Old Photo Restoration cracked-couple pair until a dedicated colorizer pass is generated.
Temporary example assets reused from Old Photo Restoration. Dedicated colorizer outputs still need a real generation pass before marketing claims.
How to colorize an old photo
Repair the print, upload, pick a color look, download.
1
Restore damaged prints first
If the scan is scratched or torn, run Old Photo Restoration first. Colorizer does not rebuild missing paper.
2
Upload and pick a color look
Choose natural, warm family print, or muted archival. JPG, PNG and WebP are supported.
3
Compare with the original scan
Check faces, clothing, and identity, then download. Keep the uncolored original.
Why colorize a family print with AI?
Bring faded or black-and-white portraits back into color without swapping whose faces they are.
Restore first, then colorize
Scratches and paper damage belong in Old Photo Restoration. Colorizer is the color step after the print is repaired.
Inferred color is not history
Hues can look plausible and still be wrong. Keep the original scan; do not treat the result as a verified record.
Photo colorizer FAQs
Restore order, credits, identity, and how this differs from Old Photo Restoration.
Portrait photography toolkit
Everyday personal portrait workflows — restore a print, set background and light, retouch makeup and hair, then finish a career headshot.
Ready to colorize a family print?
Upload a black-and-white or faded portrait and add inferred color.