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.
Begin a remembrance →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
- 01Add 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.
- 02Confirm consent
You confirm you have the right to use the photos and that you are close family, or have the family's blessing.
- 03Receive 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.
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.