How it works

1. Intake — 10 minutes for you.

   You collect 30–50 chronological photos from the family — the kind they'd put in a memory book, plus the snapshots in between. You send them to us with the deceased's name, dates, and a one-sentence dedication. No login. No account. Just an email or a short form. You can also tell us the family's music preference (Grateful Piano, Soft Strings, or Hymn-Inspired) and the length they want (6–8 minutes is standard for in-service projection).

2. Production — 24 hours, on us.

   We add gentle, lifelike motion to each photograph — a soft breath, a held warmth. We crossfade between life stages slowly. We compose a piano-and-strings memorial bed. We render a title card and a dedication end card. The primary deliverable is a 6–8 minute 16:9 horizontal render sized for service-room TVs and projectors. Every render ships with a 60–90 second 9:16 vertical sharing companion as well, built from the same photo set, so the family has something to pass around on phones afterward — included, no upcharge.

3. Preview — your call, before the family ever sees it.

   We deliver a private preview link — a password-protected download or an unlisted streaming page. You watch it. If anything needs to change, we revise within 48 hours at $25 per edit. Most renders don't need revision. If the family doesn't like the final result, we refund the full amount and delete the file from our systems.

4. Delivery — your file, your relationship.

   You share the video with the family in whatever way works for your funeral home — a USB drive, a private link, an embed on your existing tribute page. You retail to the family at whatever price fits your service tiers (most funeral homes retail at $249–$299 on a $99 wholesale). The family pays you, not us. We never contact them. No upsells. No email lists.

What we need from you

• 30 to 50 photos. Chronological if possible. Phone snapshots of physical photo prints are fine; we'll enhance lighting and color. If the family is closer to 25 or pushing 60, talk to us — we'll work with what they have.
• Name + dates. Full name as you'd put it on the program. Dates as "1942 — 2026" or full ("April 18, 1942 — February 3, 2026") — your call.
• A dedication line. One sentence. "Beloved mother, grandmother, friend." If the family wrote something, send that.
• A music preference. Pick one of three: Grateful Piano (warm, the most popular), Soft Strings, or Hymn-Inspired. We can demo each if helpful.
• The length. 6, 7, 8, or 10 minutes. 7 minutes is the most common for an in-service projection slot.

What you do not need

• An account on our platform. We don't have a platform. Email works fine.
• A monthly subscription. No platform fee, no monthly bill. You pay only per video.
• To re-shoot or scan photos professionally. Phone snapshots of physical prints are workable. We enhance.
• To negotiate pricing for the family. You charge the family whatever fits your service tiers; we never see or contact the family.