About Imagecolorizer
ImageColorizer is an online photo restoration service aimed at old and damaged family pictures. Its core function adds realistic color to black and white photographs while preserving the original mood, recovering skin tones, clothing and background detail. Around that sit companion tools that restore faded images, sharpen blurry scans, retouch portraits without making faces look artificial, repair scratches, tears, stains, creases and water spots, and remove unwanted objects from a frame.
It is built for people working through scanned family albums, archives and inherited prints rather than for professional retouchers. Work runs in the browser on single images, with batch processing available to subscribers as a legacy feature. Paid accounts remove advertising and raise limits, although uploads remain capped at 100 MB and 4000 pixels on the longest side, with larger files resized or compressed before processing. The company also offers applications for iOS, iPad, Mac and Android.
Four subscription tiers are published, with monthly and yearly billing and a saving of up to 20 percent on the yearly option. Free costs $0 and gives 50 credits a month with single image processing, all AI features and advertising. Starter is $6.9 a month for 500 credits, priority support, batch processing and no advertising. Premium is $9.9 a month for 1000 credits on the same terms. Business is $19.9 a month and includes unlimited access to the second generation model. The site states that listed prices include applicable taxes based on the billing address, with the final amount shown at checkout, that payments are handled by Paddle, and that refunds can be requested within a seven day window.