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In part of the software my company develops, the user is presented with a list of black-and-white images. The user can select one of these images and then can select a color for it, changing it from black and white to the color they selected.

We are currently calling these “Colorizable Images”, as opposed to the alternative list of “Existing Color” images. But I am not sure that colorizable is a real word and am concerned people may not understand.

Is there a better term for something for which one can change the color of? We considered colorable but the definition seemed completely wrong.

An example might help. The user will see images like the following:

And when they choose to colorize that blue, they get:

In part of the software my company develops, the user is presented with a list of black-and-white images. The user can select one of these images and then can select a color for it, changing it from black and white to the color they selected.

We are currently calling these “Colorizable Images”, as opposed to the alternative list of “Existing Color” images. But I am not sure that colorizable is a real word and am concerned people may not understand.

Is there a better term for something for which one can change the color of? We considered colorable but the definition seemed completely wrong.

An example might help. The user will see:

And when they choose to colorize that blue, they get:

In part of the software my company develops, the user is presented with a list of black-and-white images. The user can select one of these images and then can select a color for it, changing it from black and white to the color they selected.

We are currently calling these "Colorizable Images", as opposed to the alternative list of "Existing Color" images. But I am not sure that "colorizable" is a real word and am concerned people may not understand.

Is there a better term for something for which one can change the color of? We considered "colorable" but the definition seemed completely wrong.

An example might help. The user will see images like the following:

And when they choose to colorize that blue, they get:

In part of the software my company develops, the user is presented with a list of black-and-white images. The user can select one of these images and then can select a color for it, changing it from black and white to the color they selected.

We are currently calling these “Colorizable Images”, as opposed to the alternative list of “Existing Color” images. But I am not sure that colorizable is a real word and am concerned people may not understand.

Is there a better term for something for which one can change the color of? We considered colorable but the definition seemed completely wrong.

An example might help. The user will see images like the following:

And when they choose to colorize that blue, they get:

In part of the software my company develops, the user is presented with a list of black-and-white images. The user can select one of these images and then can select a color for it, changing it from black and white to the color they selected.

We are currently calling these "Colorizable Images", as opposed to the alternative list of "Existing Color" images. But I am not sure that "colorizable" is a real word and am concerned people may not understand.

Is there a better term for something for which one can change the color of? We considered "colorable" but the definition seemed completely wrong.

In part of the software my company develops, the user is presented with a list of black-and-white images. The user can select one of these images and then can select a color for it, changing it from black and white to the color they selected.

We are currently calling these "Colorizable Images", as opposed to the alternative list of "Existing Color" images. But I am not sure that "colorizable" is a real word and am concerned people may not understand.

Is there a better term for something for which one can change the color of? We considered "colorable" but the definition seemed completely wrong.

An example might help. The user will see images like the following:

And when they choose to colorize that blue, they get: