I've tried multiple colorizing apps and Palette is the best by far. People are so impressed with my photos. If you need to colorize historic photos look no further!

Klamath Falls, Oregon. At the circus. July 1942. (Colorized with @PaletteFM web version palette.fm)

Another colorised old family photo. This is my great-aunt Sophie who I only knew as a small, bent, wrinkled old woman. Here she is as a very serious-looking 14-year old, posing in her first communion dress (1904). I am slowly learning how to describe the result I want to the AI by modifying the offered templates. It worked rather well with this one, I think!

Hey this is amazing work, I enjoyed doing this manually on photoshop but what you've created is light-years ahead of anything I could ever achieve.

Eyüp Sultan, Haziran 1952

This is awesome!… I’ve played with a few of these before and they’ve been ‘meh’… hit or miss kinda thing but this is an amazing tool!

I made my mom cry showing her color pictures of when she was young.

This is probably the best colorizing AI I've ever used. Keep up the great work! I've colorized a few old family pictures from before I was born and you can't tell they were black and white at all.

Practicing my colorizing skills with palette.fm and Photoshop: Audrey Hepburn and unknown cat

As a genealogist I have many photos of my ancestors and I have always wondered how "real life" looked for them. I found your website and appreciated the fixed price and number of photos available to colorize. I also have other software to colorize it myself but it is very, very time consuming so your AI generated color works perfectly for me, particularly with all the color options. The attached image is of my g-g-g grandfather taken in 1870.

I've been restoring old family photos for several years and have used multiple products in an attempt to shorten the time required to produce a high quality colorization. Palette is the only option that I've used that delivers relatively accurate skin tones without blowing out the highlight areas in faces. Combined with the multiple templates and ability to modify the prompts, I'm typically able to cut the subsequent time spent in Photoshop substantially. Really looking forward to what Palette will be able to deliver in the future!

I am colorising old pictures of my grand father, but also old pictures of mine I have taken in black & white and not in RAW file (I don't know why the fck I did that 10y ago...) Palette works amazingly well. The color grandiant are ok, and the hability to prompt is amazing. One extra tool I would suggest would be to be able to localy fine tune the colorization.

- In college, I wanted to make the past actually feel alive to my classmates. So often, we are exposed to low-resolution, cruddy, black & white photographs of our history. It creates a disconnect between ourselves and how we got here—when in reality, we have a lot more in common with our ancestors than we think. Color photos are the most immediate way to establish that connection, and make people excited to engage with a gone, but not forgotten, reality. - I'm actually very impressed, and can't help but smile when I use it. It's quick, simple, and the results are very good, especially with a bit of tinkering. - I tried Kolorize.cc, but it's previews, and results, did not seem nearly as polished. In general, I thought AI-powered colorization was still rudimentary and wildly inaccurate. While human-crafted colorization will likely always be unmatched, Palette is a very close, very good approximation. - Palette is an easy and fun-to-use AI colorization tool that encourages its users to get creative. Its interface is intuitive and offers a surprising degree of customization. - Don't be afraid to edit the color prompts! It doesn't turn out right 100% of the time, but when it does, the prompt allows for a much greater degree of accuracy and precision. Further, the undo and redo button means that no mistakes are permanent.

Nice to seed the color of Ancestorial pictures. Just bought the program and have used it once, worked great. Used Photoshop Elements to increase resolution, and replicate to AI the faces.