Line art to color
Start from black-and-white manga pages, character drawings, comic panels, or clean sketches and turn them into color images.
Upload a sketch, manga page, or comic panel and add color without flattening the ink. Optional palette notes can guide the result.
Same artwork, from line art to color-ready panel, generated with clicks, no prompts.


Upload manga or comic line art
JPG, PNG, or WebP. Black-and-white panels work best.
Your colorized artwork appears here.
Start from black-and-white manga pages, character drawings, comic panels, or clean sketches and turn them into color images.
Pick from anime color, soft watercolor, webtoon pop, or print-comic color directions, then refine the palette with your own notes.
Use Colorizer for draft panels, social previews, classroom examples, character concepts, and polished comic production tests.
It is the job of adding color to black-and-white drawings while keeping the original ink. LlamaGen does that from an uploaded sketch, manga page, or comic panel.
Yes, this is the exact-match page for the search term line art colorization. The manga colorizer at /tools/colorizer is the same product family for comic and webtoon ink.
Yes, for coloring inked pages. Download remaining images from Komiko first. Character chat still belongs on WorldOS; this page only colors line art.
Colorizer is a LlamaGen tool that adds AI color to black-and-white manga, comic line art, webtoon sketches, and character drawings.
Colorizer accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP image files. Clean line art usually gives the strongest results.
Yes. You can choose a color direction such as anime color, soft watercolor, webtoon pop, or print comic, then add custom palette notes.
The prompt is designed to preserve the original ink structure, pose, facial expression, and drawing layout while adding color.
Basic colorization uses 300 credits. Pro Fast uses 600 credits and Pro uses 1200 credits.