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A photo gift for someone who lost a loved one
A photo gift for someone who passed away starts with the picture. Make one of the family together, with them in it. We sell the digital picture, not frames or prints, so take it to any print shop or frame it at home.
Christmas photo
Grandma
Finished pictureTry it free
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?
You can leave this empty.
Free to try. You only pay if you want to keep the full-size picture.
Gift ideas using the picture
- A framed 8x10 print for a parent, widow or widower.
- A card with the picture on the front, made in any card maker or print shop.
- A tree ornament with the picture inside.
- A canvas print from any print shop.
- A phone wallpaper, so they see it every day. You can set this up yourself once you have the picture.
- A small framed copy for each sibling.
What we sell, and what we do not
We sell the digital picture only. We do not make frames, canvases, cards or any other physical gift, and we do not ship anything.
Your first previews are free. Keeping the full-size picture costs from $6.99, and it is sharp enough for an 8x10 print.
A sympathy gift for a friend
Ask a family member for a group photo and a clear photo of the person they lost. Add a short, kind note when you give it, and no more. A quiet gift is often the best one.
For several different pictures, the 5-picture pack is $14.99 and the 15-picture pack is $29.99. Print as many copies of each as you like.
Questions
Can you print and send it for me?
No. You get the digital picture. Any print shop, drugstore photo counter or online printer can turn it into a frame, card or canvas.
Is it right to give this to someone grieving?
It depends on the person. Some find it comforting. Others need more time. If you are unsure, ask a close family member first.
Can I make a gift for a pet that passed away?
Yes. Add the pet to a family photo, then frame it. A note like "at our feet on the blanket" tells us where the pet goes.