Palette

Palette envisions a future where the rich history captured in monochrome is brought vividly to life through the transformative power of artificial intelligence. By harnessing advanced deep learning techniques, we strive to unlock new dimensions of visual storytelling that bridge past and present, enabling individuals and organizations to reimagine history and art with vibrant colors.

Our mission is to democratize access to sophisticated AI-powered colorization, making complex image and video enhancement tools accessible to everyone—from casual users preserving personal memories to professionals in media, education, and creative industries. We believe in embedding creativity and technology seamlessly to empower users to innovate and inspire through visual content.

Through continuous innovation, including support for high-resolution and video colorization, bulk processing, and mobile integration, Palette is building a future where every black-and-white visual can be reborn with realistic, customizable hues that enrich cultural understanding and creative expression across the globe.

When we first encountered Palette, we were skeptical about yet another AI image tool. But after putting it through its paces, we're genuinely impressed by how it's revolutionizing the way we bring old photos to life. This isn't just another photo editor – it's a time machine for your images.

A Delightful Surprise in AI Colorization

What immediately caught our attention was Palette's uncanny ability to produce natural-looking results. Unlike many AI colorization tools that feel artificial, Palette's output often looks like the photos were originally shot in color. The platform's various artistic filters, from Classic Palette to Bright Essence, add an extra layer of creative control that we didn't expect but thoroughly enjoyed.

Power Under the Hood

The technical capabilities here are impressive. We're talking 4K resolution support, bulk processing for multiple images, and even video colorization. For professionals handling large archives or museums digitizing collections, these features are game-changers. The mobile app is surprisingly capable too, making on-the-go colorization actually practical.

Where It Really Shines

We found Palette particularly valuable for family historians and creative professionals. The interface is refreshingly straightforward, and the unlimited previews mean you can experiment without commitment. Plus, unlike some competitors, you retain commercial rights to your colorized images – a huge win for professional users.

That said, the free tier's limitations and watermarks might frustrate casual users. And while the AI is smart, you can't manually fine-tune colors, which might be a dealbreaker for historical accuracy purists. But for most users looking to breathe new life into old photos, these are minor quibbles in an otherwise exceptional service.