Photo Colorizer

What Photo Colorizer is

Photo Colorizer is a web service for adding color to old images and restoring damage in the same process. Its AI uses details such as historical era, fabric, lighting, and skin tone to guide its color choices. It can detect scratches, stains, and torn sections, then reconstruct missing details while colorizing. Users upload an image once and receive an automatic result in seconds. The tool handles family albums, historical archives, artwork, manga, and scanned documents. Uploads can be PNG, JPG, or WEBP files up to 200MB. Users can process one image at a time, while Batch Processing PRO is also available. Standard processing uses one credit; High PRO quality uses two credits. The service has a free plan, with paid access from $4/mo when billed annually. Its Annual Credits Plan is listed at $156 a year and includes 240 credits per month, output up to 3000px, batch processing, and all AI features. Interfaces are offered in nine languages, including English, French, Japanese, and Spanish.

Who it suits

Photo Colorizer suits people restoring family photos, as well as users working with archives, artwork, manga, or scanned documents. The site also identifies creative projects, presentations, businesses, museums, schools, and research institutions as use cases.

Limits

Standard processing costs one credit, while High PRO quality costs two credits. The Annual Credits Plan includes 240 credits per month and output up to 3000px.

Getting started

1. Open https://www.photocolorizer.net/en
2. Choose the free plan or a paid plan
3. Upload a PNG, JPG, or WEBP image up to 200 MB
4. Select Single Image processing or Batch Processing PRO
5. Choose Standard quality or High PRO quality
6. Download the processed colorized image

Verdict

Photo Colorizer combines colorization with repair of visible damage and accepts several common image formats. Its free plan offers an entry point, while batch processing and higher-quality processing use the stated plan or credit options.