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IN LOVING MEMORY

Add a loved one who has passed back into a photo.

Gently place someone you lost into a picture with you — a calm, AI-made portrait built only with consent, always marked as AI, and yours to delete the moment you have it.

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First photo free · consent required · clearly AI-marked

Not sure this is the right thing to do? Read our honest guide on when it is — and is not — okay.

Adding a deceased loved one to a photo — gently, and with consent

Some pictures were never possible. The person you wanted beside you was already gone, or lived a lifetime away, and the two of you were never photographed in the same frame. DuoPortrait can compose that photo from one clear picture of them and one of you — placing a loved one who has passed back into the picture, calmly and believably.

This is not a face-swap or a glitzy effect. We read a face from each photo and rebuild a natural portrait, so their features stay theirs and the light matches across everyone — no one looks pasted in. The result is a quiet keepsake, not a spectacle, and never an animated or "talking" version of the person.

And we do it honestly. Before anything is made, you confirm you have the right to use the photos and — for someone who has passed — that you are close family or have the family's blessing. Every image is clearly marked AI-generated, and your photos auto-delete. The first photo is free.

How it works

  1. 01
    Add a photo of each person

    One clear photo of the person who has passed — old photos are fine — and one of whoever should stand beside them.

  2. 02
    Confirm consent

    You confirm you have the right to use the photos and that you are close family, or have the family's blessing.

  3. 03
    Receive a quiet portrait

    A calm, natural portrait, clearly marked AI-generated. Your first photo is free.

How we keep it respectful

  • A calm, natural still portrait — no glitzy effects, no animation, no "talking" video
  • Their real features preserved from any photo you have, however old or low-resolution
  • Light and tone matched across both people so no one looks cut out
  • Every output clearly marked AI-generated — we never present it as a real photograph

When people reach for this

  • A parent, partner, sibling, or friend who passed before a milestone
  • A photo of the two of you that never got taken
  • A memorial keepsake for an anniversary, birthday, or service
  • Quietly bringing someone you lost into one more picture with you

Adding a loved one who has passed — questions

Can I add a deceased loved one to a photo?
Yes. Upload one clear photo of the person you lost — old photos are fine — and one of yourself or whoever should stand beside them. DuoPortrait composes a single, natural portrait. Before it is made, you confirm you are close family or have the family's blessing.
Is it respectful to make an AI photo of someone who died?
It can be, when it is done with the family's consent, kept to a calm still portrait, and clearly labeled as AI. It becomes disrespectful when it is done in secret, passed off as a real photo, or made to move or speak. We wrote an honest guide on when it is — and is not — okay.
Will the photo look like them?
Yes. We preserve their real features from the photo you provide, even an old or low-resolution one, and match the light across both people so the portrait feels like a single frame.
What happens to the photos I upload?
They are auto-deleted on a rolling 7-day window, never used to train AI, and you can wipe them from our servers the moment you have saved your result. We require consent before any generation.
How much does it cost?
Your first photo is free. After that, credit packs start at $4.99 with no subscription — you make a photo when you need one, and credits never expire.
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Consent required before we create · every image marked AI-generated · source photos auto-deleted in 7 days, or burn them the moment you've saved yours · never used to train AI.

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