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Colorize a black-and-white photo

Create a plausible color interpretation of a black-and-white photograph. Colors are estimates, not a historical record.

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Colorize photo

Create a plausible color interpretation of a black-and-white photograph. Colors are estimates, not a historical record.

Processing quality

Seedream 5.0 Flash · 10 credits

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Only use photographs you have permission to process. File privacy & retention

No face swaps

Dedicated face reconstruction is off by default. Details may still change.

No password to remember

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A short stay for your files

See the file deadline on every result. Read the retention policy.

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Three steps.
You keep the final say.

  1. 01

    Start with a clear monochrome image.

  2. 02

    Run coloring as a separate operation.

  3. 03

    Compare skin tones and objects, and label historical interpretations honestly.

What this workflow is for

• Create a plausible colored version of a monochrome photograph.

• Keep the original available for comparison during its retention window.

Where to be careful

• Know the actual historical color of clothing or surroundings.

• Repair scratches as part of an unannounced extra step.

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Before you begin.

Are the colors historically accurate?

Colors are inferred. The result is not proof of the original colors.

Should I restore damage first?

For a scratched photo, consider a separate restoration pass and inspect it before coloring.

What happens if processing fails?

A technical failure restores the task credits. Credit restoration is different from a refund to your payment method.

How long are files kept?

The planned file window is at most 24 hours from upload, shared by all results. Processing stays disabled until storage cleanup and provider retention are verified. Read the current policy.

A different next step?

Upload your original on the next tool to keep each operation deliberate. Content updated November 4, 2026. Real model examples are pending.