PicWish review

PicWish is a general AI photo editor best known for background removal, with a Colorize Photo tool and a Restore Old Photo tool alongside. The pricing page lists 5 free colorizations on the free plan, up to 450 a month on Pro and up to 2,000 on Max, based on monthly credits. Restoring an old photo costs more, with up to 225 generations on Pro. One-time credit packs never expire and work across all PicWish platforms, while subscription credits refresh weekly or monthly and do not roll over. Uploads can be PNG, JPG, JPEG, JFIF or WEBP. PicWish does not document color filters, text instructions or face preservation for its colorizer, so it is a convenient extra rather than a specialist. We could not confirm a US dollar price on the pricing page as served here, so check it before you subscribe. We compared documented features and published prices.

Who it is for

families who also edit everyday photos

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending). Free plan; Pro includes 450 credits a month.

US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• Free plan includes 5 Colorize Photo images
• Pro allows up to 450 colorizations a month, Max up to 2,000
• Restore Old Photo tool for damaged prints
• One-time credit packs that never expire
• Accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, JFIF and WEBP

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Free plan covers 5 colorizations to test
• Strength: One-time credits can be used across all PicWish platforms
• Strength: Same account handles background removal and photo enhancement
• Weakness: Subscription credits do not roll over
• Weakness: Restoration uses more credits than colorization
• Weakness: US dollar price could not be confirmed from our location

Key facts

• Free colorizations: 5 images
• Pro credits: 450 a month
• Max credits: 2,000 a month
• Plans: Free, Pro, Max, one-time packs

Where it ranks

PicWish is No. 8 in our Best AI Photo Colorizers verdict.