AI Photo Colorizer
Add natural color to black-and-white photos with AI colorization designed to stay realistic and respectful.
Colorize black and white photos
Colorize old black-and-white photos to bring family portraits, vintage albums, and historical images to life. RestoreBunny targets realistic color while preserving facial expressions and original texture.
Colorization works best when the photo has clear lighting and enough detail in faces and clothing. Extremely dark, overexposed, or heavily damaged photos can limit accuracy.
You can combine colorization with restoration to fix scratches, reduce noise, and improve clarity before downloading the final image.
Natural tones that stay realistic
Because the original colors are unknown, AI colorization is an estimate. RestoreBunny aims for believable skin tones, fabric colors, and backgrounds instead of exaggerated, oversaturated looks.
Results can vary depending on the condition of the input photo, the scan quality, and the lighting. If you have multiple scans or versions of the same photo, the clearest input typically produces the most natural tones.
If an output feels too strong, try a lighter enhancement run so the final color feels closer to the original photograph.
How To Colorize
- Upload your black-and-white photo.
- Enable the Add Color option.
- Run restoration to repair damage and apply color.
- Preview and download the high-quality result.
Great For
- Family portraits and vintage albums
- Historical photos and scanned prints
- Old wedding photos
- Low-contrast black-and-white images
Tips for better colorization
If possible, upload a scan or the original file rather than a screenshot. Higher resolution inputs help preserve edges and reduce blotchy patches in smooth areas like skin and skies.
Avoid adding filters before uploading. Clean, neutral inputs give the model the best chance to produce natural-looking color.
FAQs
Can I colorize without heavy restoration?
Yes. If your photo is already clean, you can focus on colorization and only apply light enhancement as needed.
Will colorization look exaggerated?
RestoreBunny targets natural-looking tones. Results vary by input quality, lighting, and the original film/print condition.