Portraits for funeral homes

Tribute Portrait restores one photograph and prepares the files a service uses. The family sees a watermarked preview beside the original, and pays only if it looks like the person.

What you can hand a family

A print-ready 16×20 for the easel, and the program photograph, from the same restoration.
The other print sizes as well: prayer card, bookmark, obituary photo, and easel frames from 11×14 through 24×36.
Print files are usually ready in minutes after payment. The preview is free.
The face is left as it was. Color stays off unless the family turns it on.
An optional video: four short clips of that portrait. No music, and the person does not speak.

The pages a family uses are the memorial portrait, the easel photograph, and the video.

A before and after

This is a public-domain photograph, restored the same way. The source is on the photo credits.

A glass-negative portrait of an older man in a suit, with emulsion flaking along the hairline and a pale streak at the left. — Original

The same portrait restored, with the flaking and streak cleaned and a plain studio background. The face is unchanged. — Restored

Example photos from public archives.

For partner pricing, email support@tributeportrait.com. Tell us roughly how many portraits a month.

Print a one-page handout for families

Not affiliated with Tribute Technology or Arbor Memorial.