Video Colorizer
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Bring natural color to black-and-white, monochrome, and faded footage without changing the people, composition, or movement in the original clip.
Why use the video colorizer?
Natural color for old footage
Add believable color to black-and-white, monochrome, or faded footage while keeping the scene recognizable.
Original content stays intact
Subjects, framing, timing, and motion are preserved so the result remains faithful to the source.
Optional prompt guidance
Leave the prompt blank for automatic colorization, or describe details such as a red jacket or blue sky to guide the palette.
Three output resolutions
Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p output to balance detail, processing needs, and credit cost.
Reproducible results
Set a seed when you want to repeat a colorization setup and obtain a consistent result.
Up to 120 seconds
Process anything from a short social clip to a two-minute archival or documentary segment.
How it works
Upload your video
Add an MP4, WebM, or MOV up to 120 seconds. The duration is read locally to estimate credits.
Choose color guidance
Pick 480p, 720p, or 1080p, optionally describe desired colors, and set a seed if you need reproducibility.
Preview and download
Colorization runs in the cloud. When it finishes, preview and download the result from the panel or your history.
Made for many kinds of footage
Archival and historical footage
Add context and immediacy to family archives, public records, and historical scenes.
Documentaries
Prepare colorized inserts that fit modern documentary storytelling while retaining the original action.
Social clips
Turn monochrome source material into vivid, attention-ready clips for social publishing.
Creative desaturated footage
Reintroduce a natural or guided palette to intentionally desaturated scenes for alternate creative treatments.
FAQ
Colorization costs 4 credits per second at 480p, 8 at 720p, or 20 at 1080p. Duration is rounded up to the next second, with a minimum of 3 seconds billed and a maximum clip length of 120 seconds.
No. The prompt is optional. Leave it blank for automatic color choices, or use it to guide details such as clothing, objects, or sky colors.
No. The colorized output preserves the source video's aspect ratio, subjects, framing, and motion.
No. This tool adds color and is not a denoiser or repair tool. Clean noisy, damaged, or heavily compressed footage before colorizing it.