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Video Studio · Colorize
Upload a black and white or faded clip and Video Colorizer paints natural color into every frame while the motion stays exactly as it was. Add an optional note naming colors you know were there, like a red coat or a green door. For footage that is also blocky or soft, Video Restorer cleans it up in the same studio.
01 · Real results
Made on Imgica. Each caption is the exact prompt.
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Example 01
Prompt
Green grass, a red and white checked blanket, a yellow summer dress, natural skin tones, pale sky with white clouds
The blanket and grass match the prompt. The yellow dress came back mint, so do not count on exact colors for every object.
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Example 02
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Brick red buildings, dark green shop awnings, a black car with chrome trim, people in brown and grey wool coats, overcast daylight
With the prompt, left, the awnings came out the dark green we asked for. Without one, right, they came out red.
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Example 03
Prompt
Green grass, a red and white checked blanket, a yellow summer dress, natural skin tones, pale sky with white clouds
Output is never larger than the input, so a 480 wide source stays 480 wide. Upscale afterwards for a bigger file.
Prompt to try
We have not run this one yet. Name the colors you know, as here, and test 10 seconds at 480p first.
Example 04
Prompt
White dress, dark navy suit, pink and white roses in the bouquet, warm indoor light, wooden church pews
03 · The models
Prices are in tokens and read live. The ticket in the studio shows the exact cost before anything runs.
Video Colorizer
Adds natural color to grayscale or desaturated footage; optional color prompt.
106per 10 s of footage at 720p
Video Restorer
Clears compression artifacts and restores soft focus.
106per 10 s of footage at 720p
Video Upscaler
Raises resolution after colorizing.
7per second of video at 1080p
04 · Good to know
The prompt is optional, but naming each thing and its color, such as green grass or a red jacket, steers the model where you have real memories or reference photos. It steers, it does not guarantee: some objects still come back in a color of their own.
Pricing follows clip length and resolution. A 10 second test at 480p is 53 tokens; confirm the look before paying for 1080p.
The colorizer keeps your aspect ratio and will not output larger than the source. To go bigger, upscale after colorizing.
Up to 2 minutes is processed per run, and longer input is cut off. Split long reels into scenes and colorize them one at a time.
It looks at each frame of a grayscale clip and predicts natural colors for what it sees, keeping them consistent as things move. You can steer it with a short note naming objects and their colors.
They are plausible, not verified. The model guesses colors it cannot know. If you know the real ones, from memory or a color photo of the day, name them in the prompt.
Up to 2 minutes per run; longer input is cut off. Split long films into scenes.
480p, 720p or 1080p, never larger than your source and in the same aspect ratio. Use the Video Upscaler afterwards for more.
It is billed by clip length and resolution, with a 3 second minimum. A 10 second clip is 53 tokens at 480p, 106 at 720p and 264 at 1080p. The ticket shows the exact price before you run.
New accounts get free tokens, no card required, enough to test a short clip. After that you pay once: monthly plans start at $19 with no subscription, and top-ups start at $5.
06 · Nearby
07 · Begin
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