Auto coloring

Upload line art, color it with AI, and export as PSD.

Upload black-and-white line art and AI colors it in automatically. The coloring goes on a layer beneath the original lines, keeping them intact — so exporting as PSD saves lines and color as two separate layers (digital underpainting).

  1. Open the Auto-Coloring Studio

    Open ‘Auto Color’ from the sidebar. The Smart Auto Coloring Studio opens.

  2. Bring in your line art

    Add line art via ‘Upload from my PC’, the clipboard (Ctrl+V), or ‘Import from Library’. Upload several at once for batch coloring. Transparent-background PNGs give cleaner results.

  3. Match character colors (optional)

    To keep a character's colors consistent across several images, use the ‘Marking Pen’ to tag the same character with the same letter (A·B·C…). Link a ‘Character reference image’ and it's colored to match that reference.

  4. Set style & quality, then color

    Pick a style under ‘Art style settings’ (applied identically to all images) and optionally add color notes in the prompt (e.g. blonde hair, blue school uniform). Press ‘Start auto coloring all’ to run it, and use the progress view to check done/failed and retry any that failed.

    Worth noting: Turning on ‘Pro quality’ costs at least 2 pong per image (standard coloring is 1 pong per image). In a batch it multiplies by the number of images.

  5. Export as PSD

    Export a finished image with ‘Download PNG’ as a flat image, or ‘Download PSD layers’ for a file that keeps the line + color layers. The original lines remain, so it's easy to keep working in Photoshop or Clip Studio. For many images at once, use ‘Bulk PSD download’.

What's next?

Stuck somewhere in the app? Ask Pong at the bottom-right — it walks you through it based on your current screen.