Palette

At its core, Palette enables you to quickly generate multiple colorization options for the same black-and-white photo. After uploading family snapshots, portraits, or other black-and-white images, you can review each filter one by one, compare how skin tones, clothing, and surroundings are colored, and then select the version that best matches the mood of the photo. It handles colorization directly, without requiring you to manually paint individual areas in professional image-editing software.

The tool offers color‑keyword adjustments and the ability to upload multiple photos, making it ideal for organizing a batch of old images into a browsable, colorized version. The colors inferred by the AI do not necessarily reflect the true colors of the past; if the photos are intended for archival purposes, publication, or research, the original negatives should be retained, and key details should be cross‑checked against clothing, period-specific information, and other relevant sources.

The specifications for the free preview differ from those of the official export. According to the official website, the free preview retains a watermark and imposes size restrictions, while the quota is reserved for watermark-free, high-resolution exports. By first comparing filters and details to settle on a version you’re satisfied with, then deciding whether to use your quota for exporting, you can avoid mistaking the low-resolution preview for the final product.

Individual users who organize old family photos, as well as photographers, designers, and content editors who work with black-and-white images.

The official website offers subscription plans and one-time credit packages; each credit corresponds to a watermark-free, high-resolution colorized image, up to 5000×5000 pixels. You can switch between package quantities and purchase cycles, and be sure to verify your selected plan before payment.