Colorize Black and White Photos
See the people in your old photos the way they looked that day. Skin, sky, wood and grass get natural colour, and every face and expression stays exactly as it was.
BeforeAfterColorize, with damage repaired tooBeforeAfterColorize, with damage repaired tooBlack and white to color, Grandma and Grandpa included.
On the porch in the 1950s, they have only ever been grey. Colorizing gives the suit, the floral dress, the boards and the trees natural tones, and keeps their smiles exactly as they were. This one also had Repair damage switched on, so the crease and the torn corner were fixed in the same run. Prefer the original grain? Leave it off and only colour is added. A good photo colorizer knows when to stop, and this one leaves faces and framing alone.
- Skin, wood and leaves in believable colour
- Faces and expressions left as they are
- Creases and tears fixed in the same run, if you ask
BeforeAfterColorize, with damage repaired tooFrom faded sepia to a portrait you can frame.
Brown, blotchy and cracked, this studio portrait was hard to look at. Colour turns it back into a boy in a blue sailor suit on a red velvet chair. Colours a photo can’t show, like the exact shade of the suit, are a best guess: a natural, believable version rather than a record. You can colorize a black and white photo or a faded brown one in exactly the same way.
- Sepia and faded prints work too
- Natural tones, never cartoon-bright
- Stains and cracks cleared with Repair damage
Colorize a photo in three steps. No painting by hand.
No brushes, no layers, no choosing colours one by one. You add colour to a black and white photo with one press, and the tones are picked for you.
Add the photo
A scan, or a phone photo of the print taken flat in even daylight. Avoid glare and flash, which show up as bright patches.
Colorize
Press Colorize. Switch on Repair damage too if the print is scratched, torn or faded. Repair needs a free account.
Download and share
Save it with no watermark and send it to the family, or print it for the wall.
Old faces, new life.
Colour makes people in old photos feel close again. These are the photos people bring most.
Parents and grandparents
See the people you grew up hearing about in the colours of their day.
Family history
Add colour to the faces on your family tree and they stop feeling like strangers.
Service photos
Uniform portraits of the relatives who served, in colour for a remembrance day. Ribbon and badge colours are a best guess, so check them with what the family knows.
Your hometown
Old streets, shops and the house you grew up in, the way they looked back then. Colorize an image of the high street and set it next to today.
Gifts
A colour print of an old wedding or family photo for a birthday or an anniversary.
School projects
Bring a history project to life with old photos in colour. Classmates see that the past looked as real as today.
Questions about colorizing photos
Something else? Email support@pixenhancer.ai
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They were never grey. See them in colour.
Natural colour for old family photos, in one step.
