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The photo for your in loving memory card
An in loving memory card, frame or board often starts with one good picture. Make it here: your family together, with the person you miss standing in it. Then add the words yourself.
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Grandma
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The family photo
The picture you want them added to.
Photos of your loved one
A clear photo of their face. Two or three photos help.
Anything we should know?
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Free to try. You only pay if you want to keep the full-size picture.
What we make, and what we do not
We make the photo only. We do not add text, borders, frames or templates. The picture comes out as an ordinary, natural photo, with no glow or faded edges.
The words are the easy part. Put the picture into any card maker, or ask a print shop to add a name, dates and a short line for you.
How do I make an in loving memory photo?
- Choose a family photo you already love, or a recent one of the people who are left.
- Add one to three photos of the person you lost.
- Say where they should stand, for example "next to Grandma, hand on her shoulder".
- See the free preview, then download the full-size picture.
- Open it in a card maker, or take it to a print shop with the words you want.
Photo tips
- For the person you are adding, pick a photo where their face is clear and well lit. Looking toward the camera works best.
- Two or three photos of them from different days help the picture look more like them.
- Old, faded or black-and-white photos are fine. The finished picture is in colour to match your family photo.
- For the family photo, leave a little room where they would naturally stand or sit.
Questions
Can you add the words "in loving memory" for me?
No. We do not add text. Use any card maker, a free design app, or a print shop. Most will put a name and dates under the picture in a few minutes.
Is there an in loving memory photo template?
We do not have templates. We make the picture itself, so it can go into any template you like, or into a plain frame with no words at all.
Is the picture big enough to print?
Yes. The full-size picture is sharp enough for an 8x10 print. Your first previews are free, and keeping the full-size picture costs from $6.99.