Molyin Photo Colorizer review
A focused web colorizer for small batches, with restoration tools and approximately 1K output.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Molyin Photo Colorizer turns black-and-white photographs into color PNGs while addressing common visible damage, including scratches, creases, fading, dust, stains, and grain. It is designed for people restoring personal archives, family photographs, or small collections rather than producing large-format image assets. Uploads support JPEG, PNG, and WEBP files up to 15 MB each, and batches can contain up to 10 photos. Processing takes place in Molyin’s web-based AI creation platform.
Pricing follows a credit model: each photo costs 16 credits. A free plan is available, and commercial use is included. Paid yearly plans displayed per month include Spark at $4.99 with 780 credits, Creator at $9.99 with 1,750 credits, Studio at $22.49 with 4,400 credits, Director at $64.5 with 15,000 credits, Team at $112.5 with 22,000 credits and five seats, and Team Pro at $322.5 with 75,000 credits and 12 seats. The paid plans add features such as no watermark, cloud storage, priority support, shared credit pools, usage statistics, and early access to new models, depending on the plan. One-time options start with the Mini Pack at $4.99 for 350 credits and include the Standard Pack at $14.9 for 1,200 credits.
The main trade-off is output size: results are approximately 1K, with around 1,024 pixels on the long side, and are returned as PNG files. That suits online sharing, personal archives, and modest restoration projects, but not workflows requiring larger source-quality exports. Automatic credit refunds for failed photos help limit wasted usage, while storage ranges from 60 days on credit packs to 365 days on several yearly plans. Choose Molyin for accessible, small-batch colorization with basic damage repair; choose another tool if higher-resolution output or a non-web workflow is essential.
Molyin Photo Colorizer pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Repairs scratches, creases, fading, dust, stains, and grain
- Processes up to 10 photos in one batch
- Offers a free plan with commercial use
- Where it doesn't
- Output is limited to approximately 1K resolution
- Charges 16 credits for each photo processed
- Available through the web rather than desktop or mobile apps
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