DeOldify

DeOldify is an AI tool for colorizing and restoring black-and-white images. It focuses on bringing color back while improving the look of old photos and related video content.

You can try DeOldify right away using the free Google Colab notebooks for photos or video. These notebooks are open source and available to all, making it easy to experiment and run the colorization workflow in your own environment.

If you want the most advanced experience, the best version is available exclusively through MyHeritage. MyHeritage offers several choices to help your photos “color their best,” and you can share colorized results with family and friends. You can also start a free trial there to explore the options.

For learning and inspiration, DeOldify provides resources including an open-source Colab notebook, a video tutorial by John Breslin (a friend of DeOldify), and additional evolution and examples via the GitHub project and archive. You can also reach out through the contact page or social channels like Twitter and Flickr, and browse work on GitHub.

What can DeOldify colorize or restore?

DeOldify colorizes and restores black-and-white photos and also supports colorizing video.

How do I try DeOldify for free?

Use the free Google Colab notebooks for photos or video. The notebooks are open source and available to everyone.

Where can I find the best (most advanced) DeOldify version?

The best version is available exclusively on MyHeritage, which offers multiple choices for colorizing photos and lets you share results with others.

Are the DeOldify notebooks open source?

Yes. The Google Colab notebooks are open source and available to all.

Are there tutorials to help me use DeOldify?

Yes—there’s a video tutorial by John Breslin (friend of DeOldify) if you need help with the open-source Colab notebook or want usage tips.

Where can I see examples or the evolution of DeOldify?

Check the GitHub project and archive for examples and updates showing the evolution of DeOldify.