A portrait made of the photographs they left
One picture of them, assembled from the photographs your family has kept.
Around 100 photographs is enough. Older scans work fine.
Take the photos scattered across albums and phones and bring them into one place. From a distance it's their portrait; close up it's every moment that made it. Some families make one for the service, others simply to have at home.
Made to be displayed
A finished mosaic is a real piece of art — the centerpiece of a lobby, an unforgettable gift, or a mural people gather around.
Every mosaic exports in print-ready high resolution, at any size.
Common questions
How many photographs do I need?
Around 100 is enough. If the family can gather more, the portrait holds more detail — but a smaller collection still works, since photos may repeat gently across the picture.
Can several family members add photos?
Yes. You can share a link so relatives add their own photographs, which often surfaces pictures no one else had.
Will old or scanned photos work?
Yes. Each photograph appears small in the finished piece, so scans, faded prints and low-resolution files all hold up well.
Can I have it printed and framed?
Yes — you can order it framed and delivered, or download the high-resolution file to print with someone local.
How quickly can it be ready?
The portrait itself is made in minutes. If you need a print for a specific date, order with time to spare for production and delivery.