AI Tribute Video From Their Photos

Every render is a single short clip, and a handful placed between still photos often means more than one long scene. The joining happens in your own editor on a phone or computer; this site makes the clips, not the slideshow.

1. Create a few clips: their portrait with Bring to Life, then a hug with each child or grandchild, one photo per person.
2. Arrange the MP4s in your editor with favorite still photos between them.
3. Lay one song they loved over the whole thing, and lower each clip’s own piano.
4. Choose 16:9 before creating if it will play on a TV or projector at the service, 9:16 if it is for phones.

• Choose the photo where they look most like themselves: face forward, no sunglasses, not a small face in a crowd.
• For a hug, crop both photos alike, both chest up or both full length.
• For old prints, lay the photo flat near a window and shoot it from directly above in daylight, without flash or glare, cropped close to the face.

The effects are designed for clear photos, so results with faded, scratched or black-and-white prints are not guaranteed, and there is no tool here to repair a photo first. A failed render is refunded; a finished one that does not feel right is not. Photos are deleted after 7 days; videos stay in My videos.

The faces come from your photos, but the hug and the smile are invented. Many families find that comforting; some relatives find it hard, especially soon after a loss. Show it privately first, and ask before posting it or playing it at a service. Use only family photos or photos shared with the family’s blessing, never strangers or public figures.

For the hug in detail: memorial hug video. For a single portrait: bring old photos to life.