Fully colorize the uploaded black-and-white photograph. The final output must be in full natural color, with no remaining grayscale, monochrome, sepia, or muted black-and-white areas.
Apply clear, visible, realistic color to every part of the image, including skin, lips, eyes, hair, clothing, accessories, furniture, buildings, sky, plants, ground, and all background objects. Use believable colors based on the subject, lighting, materials, and historical context.
Preserve the original:
facial identity and expression
pose and body proportions
clothing design and texture
background, composition, and camera angle
shadows, highlights, and photographic details
Increase color presence enough that the transformation is unmistakable. Use natural skin tones, distinct clothing colors, realistic environmental colors, balanced contrast, and moderate saturation. The result should look like the same photograph originally taken with a color camera.
Do not leave the image black-and-white. Do not produce sepia tones, partial colorization, selective color, faint tinting, or a nearly monochrome palette. Do not redesign or modernize the scene.