Colorize videos and images with AI and turn black and white into color. Reimagine the past and bring your ancestors and historic videos and photos back to life. The algorithms have been trained on millions of real photos to understand the world of color.
This example shows the colorization of some shots from a 1935 video called "Heavyweight Crooners" and from a 1931 video of Gandhi in Rome.
This example shows a ride on the Wuppertal suspension railway, Germany in 1902.
A picture of a car wreck in the USA. Taken in 1923.
A portrait of Elizabeth L. Remba Gardner in the Women's Airforce Service Pilots in 1943.
A picture of Elvis Presley, Delbert Sonny West and Jerry Schilling meeting Richard Nixon in 1970.
Lewis Wickes Hine, The charter member of the Red Cross Boy Scout Troop Paris, 1918
A picture called "A smoky day at the Sugar Bowl Hupa, 1923".
DeOldify was developed 2018 by Jason Antic and Dana Kelley to colorize black & white images. The algorithm has been trained with millions of real photos to understand the world of colors. However, the reconstruction of your photos may not be 100% accurate. There are cases where it's not possible for the algorithm to determine the true colors for certain items. DeOldify is free to use, but requires computing power and expertise to apply the algorithm. Learn more about DeOldify. MyHeritage licensed the algorithm and developed it further. Sadly there is no public access to the better model right now.
This tool is pay-per-use. You only pay for what you need. This makes it more efficient and less expensive to use for small projects or even just to experiment with.
For this tool, we provide easy access to colorizing models in the form of online GPU rendering. The render service costs 1 AI credit per second of video for colourising in standard resolution and 2 AI credits for colourising in high resolution (same as source). 1 AI Credit is about $0.08. We offer discounts on larger volumes.
If you need to colorize more than 60 minutes of video for a project in total, please consider contacting our team for custom solutions or a dedicated GPU render server.