Upload old black-and-white video and get an AI-colorized version in standard or 4K.
This is the easier buy when you only want color back in a few old clips. You can get from upload to preview without touching restoration software. The downside is that longer footage gets expensive fast, and anything beyond colorization still needs another tool.
bringing color back to short family clips and VHS transfers without desktop restoration tools
Skip it if: you need long-form cleanup, denoising, or stabilization in the same app
The short-clip price is easy to try. The real decision starts at $11.90 and $24.90 once you move from one memory clip to full home-video restoration.
Paid unlock removes watermark and downloads the full result.
Trim dead air before uploading. The price bands follow duration, not how much of the clip matters.
It fits best when one wedding clip, reunion tape, or childhood recording matters more than restoring an entire archive.
The watermark preview makes more sense for cautious buyers who want to see whether skin tones and scenery look believable before unlocking.
The 4K tier matters more when an old transfer will be watched on a large screen where soft source footage looks rough.
The strongest part of this product is how little setup it asks from you. It keeps the job narrow: upload an old clip, let the site judge the length, choose standard or 4K, then decide whether the preview is worth unlocking.
