I found a portrait of my great-grandmother but it is that classic sepia tone and feels very "distant." I wanted to see what she actually looked like in real life. I used a Photo Colorizer tool to bring some color into her face and clothes. It was a really emotional moment showing it to my dad - he said it looked just like he remembered her. I really appreciate how these unified platforms like Overchat make this tech accessible to everyone. You don't need a degree in graphic design to get a professional result. I am now looking for more photos to process because it is kind of addictive. What do you think is the hardest thing for an AI to color correctly? For me, it seems like some flowers or specific fabrics can be a bit tricky sometimes.