A memorial website,
made in minutes,
kept forever.
- Gather everyone who loved them
- Collect their photos and stories in one place
- Discover memories you have never heard
- From the first photo to a link you can send
- 5 min
- Photos and videos, free
- 25
- Family members can build it with you
- 5
- Then online forever, no subscription
- $24 once
From the first photo to a link you can send
Photos and videos, free
Family members can build it with you
Then online forever, no subscription
This is a finished LoveKept memorial.
Gloria's page, exactly as her family left it. Open it and everything on it works: the albums, the guestbook, the service details.
Gloria Mae Coleman
A grandmother to the whole neighborhood.
Gloria Mae Coleman was born on April 12, 1953, in Greenwood, Mississippi, the seventh of nine children in a sharecropping family that measured its wealth in Sunday singing and full plates.
Three steps, and the page is theirs.
Each screen asks for one thing at a time. Nothing to design, nothing to get wrong, and you can stop and come back whenever you are ready.
Step 1
Tell us about them
Their name, the dates, and whatever details you have. Stuck on the words? The free obituary writer turns a few answers into a first draft, and you edit it until it sounds like them.
Step 2
Bring the photos home
Upload straight from your phone or laptop, in any order. Begin with a few favourites and let the family fill in the rest.
Step 3
Share one link
By text, by email, or alongside the service details. Anyone who opens it can sign the guestbook and add a memory, even people you have never met.
Photo albums, a fundraiser, a guestbook, and their whole story.
Not a feed, not a profile, and never an ad. A memorial page that simply stays.
Photo albums for every chapter of their life
The black-and-white prints from the attic, the wedding album, the blurry birthday shots. Upload them all and arrange them into albums that tell the whole story. Your first 25 photos are free, and uploads are unlimited once the memorial is preserved.
A fundraiser right on the memorial
A funeral arrives with a bill nobody planned for. Add a fundraiser to the memorial and the people already visiting can help with the costs, the family, or a cause that mattered to them. LoveKept charges no platform fee, so every donation reaches the family in full, minus only the card processing fee.
An online guestbook anyone can sign
Anyone with the link can post: the coworker of thirty years, the neighbour, the college roommate. Their memories stay on the page for good, and you can turn the guestbook off any time you need quiet.
"Gigi kept cookies in the yellow tin and a hug that made everything feel smaller. I was lucky to be one of her babies."
"We shared a hymnal and an alto line for forty years. Sunday will not sound the same without her beside me."
A memorial the whole family can build
Invite up to five family members as collaborators, each with their own role. One uploads photos, one writes the story, one keeps an eye on the guestbook. The work of remembering gets shared, the way it should be.
Contributors
Families that kept someone.
What they told us afterward.
I started it the night after the funeral, when I couldn't sleep. By morning her whole life was in one place, and no one had asked me for a credit card. My sisters cried when I sent the link.
Dad's photos were scattered across four houses and two dead laptops. Now all 71 years of him live on one page, and my mother visits it every Sunday.
I worked beside June for nineteen years. I'm not in the family albums, but the guestbook let me show her daughters who she was at work, a version of her they never got to see.
$24
once, and never again
One payment. No subscription. Online forever.
Remembering someone should not have a renewal date.
Every memorial starts free: the full page, the guestbook, 25 photos, no credit card. When you are ready, a single payment preserves it with unlimited photos and no renewal date. Not ready within 30 days? The page pauses quietly. Nothing is deleted, and it is waiting whenever you are.
- Free for 30 days, no card, no auto-charge
- One payment of $24, then never again
- Unlimited photos once preserved
- Anyone can gift it, a kind thing to do for a grieving friend
Support beyond the memorial.
Write the obituary, start a fundraiser, or plant a tree, all in one place.
Write the obituary
Our free obituary writer turns a few answers into a finished draft you can edit line by line. No account needed to start.
Write an obituary freeStart a fundraiser
Raise money for funeral costs or a cause that mattered to them, right on the memorial. LoveKept charges no platform fee, so the family keeps every donation minus the card processing fee.
See how fundraisers workPlant a tree for them
A real memorial tree planted in their name through a reforestation program. You receive a certificate to keep or to share with the family.
Plant a tree in memoryFrequently asked questions
Are memorial websites free?
On LoveKept there is no charge to create one, and the first 30 days stay open with no credit card needed. That trial window lets you publish the life story, upload up to 25 photos, and invite visitors to sign the guestbook. When you are ready to keep the page online for good, a single one-time payment covers it. Sympathy flowers and tree planting stay optional extras on top.
How much does a memorial website cost?
There is no subscription and no monthly fee. The memorial is free to create and free for 30 days, then one payment of $24 keeps it online forever, with unlimited photos and no renewals. That is the only cost for the memorial itself. Flowers and tree planting are separate, optional purchases.
What happens to the memorial after the free trial ends?
Nothing is deleted. If you have not preserved it within 30 days, the page pauses and is hidden from view, but every photo and message is saved. We send reminders a week and a day before the trial ends, and there is no card on file, so you are never charged automatically. One preservation payment brings it back online for good, and preserved memorials stay up permanently, with no ads and no takedown.
Who can view and sign the online memorial?
Anyone you share the link with can visit the online memorial, sign the guestbook, and add photos alongside their memories. Photos from guests wait for your approval before they appear, and you can turn the guestbook off whenever you want a quieter page.
Can family members help build the memorial page?
Yes. You can bring on as many as five collaborators, each assigned an Admin or Editor role so they can post photos and stories straight to the page. Everyone else is still welcome to contribute through the open guestbook.
I'm not tech-savvy. Can I still create a memorial page?
If you can attach a photo to a text message, you can build this. Each screen asks for one simple thing at a time, and most families have their page ready in roughly ten minutes.
Can I pay for someone else's memorial as a gift?
Yes. You can quietly cover the one-time preservation of another family's memorial as a gift. They keep full control of the page, and it stays online forever.
Some people are worth keeping.
Build their online memorial in about ten minutes, at your own pace, whenever you feel ready. It is free to begin.
- Free for 30 days
- No credit card to start
- Pay once, online forever