I’m a digital artist who primarily works in SAI2, with a strong focus on grayscale and color blocking. I rely heavily on palettes as a foundation for building my compositions, and Palette stands out as an essential tool in my workflow. What I appreciate most about Palette is that it preserves the integrity of my work. Unlike many AI-based tools that alter values, distort facial features, or fundamentally change the image, Palette does exactly what I need—it provides a wide range of color options without interfering with the original structure or tonal balance of my piece. That level of control is important to me. I’m not looking for transformation; I’m looking for support. Palette enhances my process without taking it over, which is why it remains my go-to.

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