Skip to main content
Toolzum

Image Colorizer

Tint any photo with an HSL color wash — hue 0–360° (default 200° blue), saturation 0–100% (default 60), brightness −40–40% (default 10) — painted in hue-blend mode over the full-resolution image. Exports JPEG at quality 0.9 as colorized_photo.jpg; nothing uploads. Photos never leave your device — processing runs locally in your browser with Canvas and WebAssembly.

Runs on Canvas

100% Local Browser Native

How to Use the Image Colorizer

1. Upload one photo

Any image; grayscale takes the tint cleanest.

2. Set the wash and Apply Tint

Hue 0–360°, saturation 0–100%, brightness −40–40%. Nothing previews live — press Apply Tint to render.

3. Download tinted JPEG

Saves as colorized_photo.jpg at quality 0.9 (downloads are unlimited).

Similar Tools You Might Need

See all

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are the colors?

Not object-aware at all — one uniform HSL wash covers the whole photo (fill hsl(hue, saturation%, 50+brightness%) in hue-blend mode). Skies, skin, and grass all shift together; there is no AI guessing era-typical colors.

Which photos colorize best?

Grayscale or dull photos take the tint cleanly since the hue layer has no competition. Already-colorful shots get hue-shifted instead — lower saturation toward 20–30% for a subtle grade.

Can I adjust the result?

Yes — hue 0–360° (default 200° blue), saturation 0–100% (default 60), brightness −40–40% (default 10). Re-tune and press Apply Tint again; each run re-renders from the uploaded original.

Do family photos upload?

No — tinting runs locally in your browser on Canvas. Saves never touch a meter — downloads on local tools are unlimited.

Last updated October 2026