
Instructions
1 of 1Create a loved one photo as a personal way to remember someone. Begin with one favorite reference, choose a portrait setting, and add the words you want to keep beside it.
Your loved one photo begins with a recognizable reference. Create a standalone portrait in a calm setting, then review the face and details before preparing your personal keepsake.

Use one clear reference to give your loved one photo a single, recognizable subject and a setting chosen for your remembrance.
Try a peaceful garden, a familiar home or another available scene that suits how you want to remember the person.

Add names, dates or a short dedication to your loved one photo after generation, with two lines you can edit freely.
Arrange the portrait for a remembrance table, a framed image at home or a digital message shared privately with family.

Keep a photographic finish or explore watercolor, pencil and cinematic treatments. Your reference guides the person’s identity, while the scene and notes guide the atmosphere. Review the result for familiar features before deciding which version to keep.
Create a Portrait
Choose a print canvas and place your dedication at the top or bottom. Contain preserves the full portrait; cover fills the canvas with cropping. Preview the framing and text together before downloading your edited PNG.
Prepare Your KeepsakeStart your loved one photo with one clear JPG, PNG or WebP image showing the person you want to remember.
Choose a scene, finish, aspect ratio and tier. Add a few notes to explain the mood of your loved one photo.
Review the portrait, enter your own two lines, and download. Use Save explicitly to keep your project for a later visit.
It creates a standalone memorial portrait from one reference photograph. Your loved one photo can use a chosen setting and finish, with a dedication added afterward. Start with a photograph that feels meaningful for your remembrance table or frame at home.
Choose a clear view of the person's face, with visible eyes and recognizable features. A sharp reference gives the loved one photo more useful information than a tiny or blurred face. Each JPG, PNG or WebP file must be within 10 MiB.
Use the homepage tool. This loved one photo editor focuses on one person in a new setting. The add person tool takes an original group picture plus one reference and uses the group photograph as its base scene.
Wings, halos, inscriptions and death imagery are excluded from the default instructions unless you request them. For a realistic loved one photo, keep your notes focused on the person, setting and mood. Check the generated details before choosing a portrait for an important occasion.
The reference guides facial identity, age and recognizable features, but AI can alter details. Examine your loved one photo carefully, especially the eyes, expression and face shape. Another clear reference or more specific notes can guide a new generation.
Yes. You can choose 1K, 2K or 4K as the generation tier. Check the actual source dimensions displayed with your loved one photo before choosing a print size. A higher tier name alone does not guarantee a particular pixel count.
Enter a caption and second line after generation, then choose top or bottom placement and black or white lettering. Your loved one photo keeps the words you enter as editable text. Correct a name, date or dedication without spending credits on another image.
Download the edited PNG to include your text and selected canvas, or download the original result. Check your loved one photo at the intended size: a 300 DPI export may enlarge the source, and enlargement cannot create missing facial detail.
Creating a loved one photo costs 10 credits at any tier. Registration includes 10 credits once for one image. Editing and downloading an existing result use no extra credits. A variation costs another 10 credits; failed generations return their generation credits.
Select Save to store the reference, settings, dedication edits and result in your account project. If saving fails, current inputs remain available to retry. Download the images you value, since results are stored for a limited time rather than indefinitely.
References and results are private to your account within the service, and AI providers process the images to generate the portrait. Consider the wishes of the person and family before uploading. Account privacy does not remove the need for external image processing.
Create the portrait early enough to check the likeness, edit the dedication and make a sample print. Generation time varies, so leave time for another attempt if facial or clothing details need attention.

Choose a meaningful reference and begin your loved one photo, with a personal setting and words you can change until they feel right.
Create a Portrait