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Put in charge of the funeral slideshow? Your photos and videos, made into a professional memorial video with music and narration.

Send every photo and video you have, in any order. Old prints photographed on a phone are fine. We repair the damaged ones, put everything in date order and make a film with music, using AI carefully. A memorial card and a list of songs for the funeral or memorial service come with it.

A 3-minute film costs $59. You watch the whole film before you pay anything.

A young mother in a yellow raincoat leans on a car by the sea, holding her small son’s hand. A frame from our sample film; the people are fictional.
“Holding hands by the sea”A frame from our sample film. Eleanor is not a real person; her film was made with AI help, as yours would be.

Sample film: Eleanor Rose Whitfield, a fictional person

Eleanor is a fictional person. Like every film we make, this one is labeled as made with AI help.

Every film is made for one person. This one is Eleanor’s.

Six moments from our three-minute sample film. Eleanor Rose Whitfield (1941–2026) is fictional, but her film was made the way yours would be: the family’s photos in date order, short captions taken from their answers, and music underneath.

  1. Black-and-white photo of a girl in a knitted swimsuit building a sandcastle, deckchairs behind her.
    Building a sandcastle
  2. A young mother in a yellow raincoat by a car at the seafront, holding her son’s hand.
    Holding hands by the sea
  3. A young woman in a navy uniform with a bicycle on a cobbled street, smiling.
    A district nurse in York, for 30 years
  4. A couple in their fifties dancing at a party, balloons behind them.
    Ballroom dancing with Arthur
  5. A white-haired woman in a red scarf on the beach, the abbey ruins on the cliff behind.
    The sea at Whitby
  6. An older woman sitting on a garden bench beside pots of sweet peas.
     

Captions are the words shown in the film. A few photos were given slight movement with AI, and the film says so.

What goes into a professional memorial video

The work a video editor would do for a funeral, done for one person from one family’s photos. Ordering takes you about twenty minutes. Nothing is final until you have seen it.

  1. You add the photos and videos

    Anything from 20 to 300 photos, and clips from your phone. There is no need to sort them or take out duplicates.

    Your part: You pick the part of each video you want in the film.

  2. We put them in order and repair the damaged ones

    Undated photos are placed by what is in them, so the film runs from childhood onward. Scratches, fading and blur are repaired on the photos you mark.

    Your part: You can drag any photo to a new place, and you approve each repair.

  3. You tell us a little about them

    A few short questions about their life, and a few more for a longer film. The captions and the words on the card come only from your answers.

    Your part: You approve every word.

  4. We edit the film

    An opening title with the name and years, a card at each new decade, a closing card, and music written for this film in the mood you choose. You get versions for every screen: landscape, portrait and a loop.

    Your part: You choose the mood of the music, and whether there is narration.

  5. You watch the whole film, then decide

    The preview is the full film with a watermark. If it is right, you pay and download the film, the memorial card and the song list. If it is not, you pay nothing.

    Your part: You can still make changes after delivery. Making the film shorter is free.

OriginalAfter repair

It will play on the day.

A common worry is that the file won’t open on the funeral home’s screen. Ours are ordinary 1080p MP4 files, which almost every television, laptop and projector plays.

The film
With music and narration, music only, narration only, or silent for when someone speaks over it. Landscape, portrait or both.
A loop for arrivals
Plays on repeat while people come in, with soft music or in silence, so nobody has to press play.
A memorial card
Photo, name, years and a short life story, as a PDF ready to print and as a picture to send. Its QR code opens the film.
Songs for the service
The songs families most often choose for arriving, reflection and leaving, with links to listen.
A sample memorial card for Margaret Ellen Hughes, a fictional person: a family photo, her name, years, a short life story and a QR code.

A film to remember them, whenever the day comes.

Many families make the film later: for the anniversary of their death, on a birthday in their memory, when everyone gathers again, or as a keepsake for the grandchildren. Choose “To remember them” when you start, and the film is made for that day, with a warm life story, “Always remembered” on the closing card and songs to listen to together.

The anniversary of their death
The first year or the tenth: an in loving memory video to watch together on the day.
A birthday in their memory
Their birthday, with the photos and the stories that still make the family smile.
A family gathering
Christmas, a reunion or a celebration of life later on: a tribute video for everyone in the room.
A keepsake
For the grandchildren and family far away: the life story, the photos and a memorial card to keep.

The same film, memorial card and free preview. You only choose what it is for.

Make one to remember them

What families worry about

Will it look fake?

No. A few photos get a small, natural movement, such as hair in the wind or a change in the light. Where that would look wrong, the camera just moves slowly across the photo. Your videos play as they were filmed. Nobody is made to speak, no voice is copied, and every film says that AI helped to make it.

Will it play at the service?

Yes. It is a standard video file. Bring it on a USB drive or send the link to the funeral home, and try it on their screen a day or two before if you can.

What happens to the photos?

We use them for your film and nothing else. They are never used to train AI, and they are deleted automatically 30 days after delivery.

What does it cost?

$59 for 3 minutes, up to $109 for 10. The table below has every length. You only pay after you have seen the preview.

What a custom memorial video costs

Every length includes the film, the loop, the memorial card and the song list. You pay once; there is no subscription.

LengthSuitsPhotosPrice
3 minutesA short tribute during the serviceA short tribute during the serviceabout 36 photos$59
5 minutesThe usual length for a serviceThe usual length for a serviceabout 60 photos$69
8 minutesA fuller life storyA fuller life storyabout 96 photos$95
10 minutesFor the visitation or reception, or to keep at homeFor the visitation or reception, or to keep at homeabout 120 photos$109

Free preview. You only pay if you’re happy with it.

Start with your photos

Who makes these films

In Memoriam Film is run by SoundCam Productions Kft., a small film company in Ócsa, Hungary. Software and AI do the slow work of ordering, repairing and editing. A person answers your messages, and you check each step before anything is final.

What we never do: make a face speak, copy anyone’s voice, use your photos to train AI, or make your film public. How we use AI

What families ask us

Anything else? Write to us. A person replies, usually within the hour.

How many photos do I need for a memorial video?

Between 20 and 300. About twelve photos fill one minute, so 40 to 60 photos make a 3 to 5 minute film for the service. You don’t need to sort them first, and duplicates are left out automatically.

How long should a memorial video be?

Three to five minutes during the service itself, so there is still time for the eulogy and the music. You can choose 3, 5, 8 or 10 minutes, and the loop version can run for as long as you need at the visitation or the reception.

Will the video play at the funeral home?

Yes. It is a standard 1080p MP4 video file, which almost every screen, laptop and TV plays. Bring it on a USB drive or send the download link to the funeral home, and if you can, test it a day or two before.

Is it a template slideshow, or a custom memorial video?

It is a custom film, made for one person from your photos and your answers. The order, the words on screen, the decade cards and the music are chosen for that film alone, and you check each of them before you pay.

Can I change the order of the photos?

Yes. We put the photos in date order for you, and you can move any photo by dragging it or with the Move up and Move down buttons. After delivery you can still make changes and download a new version.

What songs are played at funerals?

Hymns, well-loved standards and the songs the person loved most are the usual choices. Every film comes with a song list for arriving, reflection and leaving, with links to listen. The film itself has its own instrumental music, so it can be shared online without copyright problems.

Is it made with AI? Will it look strange?

AI helps in two places: it repairs damaged prints, and it adds slight, natural movement to a few chosen photos. Faces are never made to speak, voices are never copied, and every film is labeled as made with AI help. You watch the whole preview before you pay.

What happens to the photos?

They are used only to make your film. They stay private, are never used to train AI, and are deleted automatically 30 days after delivery, even if you keep the film online. No account is needed.

Can family and friends watch the film online?

Yes. On your order page you can make a private link that plays the film on any phone or computer, and send it by message or email. The card’s QR code opens the same page. It is not listed or searchable. If you like, we keep the film online for a year at no cost. Only the finished film and the card are kept, never the photos. You can stop sharing at any time, and it is deleted at once.

Can I use it for a celebration of life or a memorial service?

Yes. The same film works as a funeral video, at a memorial service or as a celebration of life video, and as a tribute video to send to family and friends who could not be there.

Can I make one for an anniversary or a birthday, not a funeral?

Yes. When you start, choose “To remember them” instead of “For the funeral or memorial service”. It suits the anniversary of their death, a birthday in their memory, a family gathering or a keepsake for the grandchildren: an in loving memory video with the same care and the same free preview. The life story is written for that day, the closing card says “Always remembered”, and the song list has songs to listen to together. You can add a short note on the occasion and the date, which then appears on the opening card.

How much does a memorial video cost?

It depends on the length: $59 for 3 minutes, $69 for 5, $95 for 8 and $109 for 10. Every length includes the film, a loop version, the memorial card and the song list. There is no subscription, and the preview is free, so you pay only if you are happy with it. After delivery you can make the film shorter for free; a longer one costs only the difference.

You can start tonight, with the photos in any order.

You don’t need an account until you pay, and everything is saved as you go.

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