Image Colorizer
Black-and-white to living color, in one step.
How it works
- Step 1
Upload a black-and-white or sepia photo.
- Step 2
Dolly infers natural, era-appropriate color for skin, clothes, and scenery.
- Step 3
Download the colorized photo — pair it with the restorer for old prints.
Questions, answered
- How does it choose colors?
- The model learned from millions of photographs, so it infers plausible, natural color from context — foliage green, skin tones, sky blue. It can't know a specific dress was red, but the result reads true.
- Should I restore before colorizing?
- Yes — for damaged prints, run the Photo Restorer first, then colorize the clean version. The colors land better on repaired detail.
- What does it cost?
- 2 credits per photo — your 200 free signup credits colorize a whole family album.
- Does it work on drawings?
- It's tuned for photographs. Line art and illustrations colorize inconsistently.