Black & White to Color
Add plausible, restrained color to a black-and-white photograph while retaining its people, clothing and original sense of light.
Bring your own
- Your black-and-white image
Make it work with your image
Match the source shape and keep its original edges. Colorization should not require inventing missing parts of the photograph.
If you know a garment, car or building's real color, include it in your direction. Grayscale alone cannot reveal the original hue.
Use the clearest scan available. For badly scratched photographs, restore a version first, then compare it with the original before adding color.
Limitations
Generated colors are plausible guesses unless you provide reliable references in words. Do not treat them as historical evidence; small face details may also shift.
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