Thinking of You Video is a personalized memorial video service that brings comfort to those grieving the loss of a loved one. Using advanced AI technology, we create custom videos featuring a realistic likeness of the deceased, speaking a heartfelt message directly to the person who misses them most. These videos serve as a lasting keepsake that clients can revisit whenever they need to feel close to their loved one again.

Each video is carefully crafted using a cherished photograph provided by the client, along with any available audio recordings of the deceased person's voice. From these materials, we create a lifelike video where their loved one appears to speak a personalized message, whether it's words of comfort, encouragement, an expression of love, or something the client always wished they could hear one more time.

This service is designed for people who are ready to embrace modern technology as a tool for healing and connection. It is not intended to replace the grieving process or serve as a substitute for professional grief support, but rather to provide a meaningful memento that honors the memory of someone deeply missed.

Thinking of You Video serves anyone who has lost a loved one and longs to see and hear them again. This includes adult children who have lost parents and wish they could receive one more piece of advice, encouragement, or simply hear "I love you" again. It serves widows and widowers who miss their spouse and want a message they can watch on difficult days, anniversaries, or whenever loneliness feels overwhelming. Grandchildren who have lost grandparents they were close to, friends mourning the loss of someone who shaped their life, and anyone preparing for a milestone moment and wishing their loved one could be there, such as a wedding, graduation, or the birth of a child, may all find meaning in this service.

Our ideal client is someone who finds comfort in technology and innovation, who views this service as a beautiful way to honor their loved one rather than as something unsettling or intrusive. We recognize that grief is deeply personal, and this service will resonate strongly with some people while others may prefer more traditional forms of remembrance. Both responses are completely valid.

Each Thinking of You Video includes a custom AI-generated video up to two minutes in length featuring a realistic likeness of the deceased person. We use professional voice cloning technology to recreate the loved one's voice from audio samples provided by the client. A personalized custom script is written based on the client's input about what they want their loved one to say. Professional photo enhancement ensures the source image looks its best in the final video. The client receives the completed video as a high-quality digital file they can keep forever, download to any device, and watch whenever they need comfort.

The creation process is collaborative and respectful. Clients share their vision for what they want to hear, and we craft a script that feels authentic to who their loved one was. We encourage clients to share stories, memories, and the way their loved one typically spoke so that the final message feels genuine and true to their character.

The process begins with an initial questionnaire where the client shares information about their loved one, the recipient, and what they hope to experience from the video. This can be done through a simple google form sent to the client's email. The client then provides materials digitally including at least one clear, high-quality photograph of the deceased person's face, any audio recordings they have of their loved one's voice such as voicemails, voice messages, or home videos, and notes about what they want the message to convey.

The photograph should be front-facing with no shadows on the face, no sunglasses, and no hands or objects covering any part of the face, as we want the AI to accurately capture their features without guessing or filling in obscured areas. If the only available photo includes other people, we can crop it, but the loved one must be clearly visible and facing forward. If the client only has a physical printed photo, they can take a picture of it with their phone, but should ensure good lighting and avoid casting any shadows across the face.

The audio should be at least 10 seconds long, though longer recordings produce better results, and should feature only the loved one's voice speaking clearly without other voices or significant background noise so the AI can accurately capture their unique vocal qualities.

Using these materials, we write a draft script for the client to review. The client can also submit a script written themselves. The client has the opportunity to request adjustments to ensure the message feels right. Once the script is approved, we create the video using AI-powered tools for photo enhancement, voice cloning, and video generation. The client receives their completed video as a digital file, ready to watch, save, and treasure.

Thinking of You Video creates these videos with the utmost respect for both the deceased and the living. We want every client to have a positive, healing experience with this service. Before ordering, we ask clients to consider the following.

All Thinking of You Videos are created using artificial intelligence. While the technology produces remarkably lifelike results, these videos are not actual recordings of the deceased person. They are loving recreations meant to bring comfort.

Clients should ensure they have the appropriate relationship to the deceased person to authorize the use of their likeness and voice. We ask that clients confirm they have considered how other family members may feel about this video and that ordering will not create conflict or distress for others.

This service is intended for personal comfort and healing. It is not a replacement for grief counseling, therapy, or other professional support. We encourage anyone struggling with profound grief to seek appropriate help in addition to any comfort this service may provide.

Finally, we acknowledge that this type of memorial is not for everyone. Some people may find the concept unsettling or uncomfortable, and that is completely understandable. We encourage anyone uncertain about how they might react to consider carefully before ordering.

Thinking of You Video offers three packages to meet different needs:

Keepsake Package — One personalized video

Legacy Package — Two personalized videos (same loved one, different messages or recipients)

Heirloom Package — Three personalized videos (same loved one, different messages or recipients)

All packages include professional photo enhancement, voice cloning (or AI voice matching if no audio is available), custom script creation with one round of revisions, and our "How to Preserve Your Video" guide.

For full pricing and delivery timelines, see the pricing section below.

Every Thinking of You Video is created with care, compassion, and technical excellence. We understand the profound trust clients place in us when they share their loved one's image, voice, and memory. We honor that trust by treating every project as if it were for our own family.

The founder of Thinking of You Video created this service after personally experiencing the power of this technology to bring comfort. Having lost both parents, all four grandparents, and dear friends over the years, she understands the ache of missing someone and the longing to see their face and hear their voice just one more time. Thinking of You Video exists to give people that experience in a way that feels authentic, loving, and true to who their loved one was.

We believe that love doesn't end with death, and that technology, used thoughtfully, can help us stay connected to those we've lost. Thinking of You Video is our way of helping people hold onto that connection for the rest of their lives.

My name is Tiffany, and I need to tell you why I created this.

I lost my mom when I was just 19 years old. I was still becoming who I was supposed to be—and then she was gone. She never saw me walk down the aisle. She never held any of my children or watched them grow up. She's never met my grandchildren. She missed every major milestone—every graduation, every promotion, every moment I wanted to call her and say "Mom, you won't believe what just happened." She never got to see me build a business or become the woman I am today. And even now, decades later, there are still days I reach for the phone to call her before I remember I can't. That kind of missing doesn't go away. It just becomes part of you.

My dad passed away 10 years ago. Unlike my mom, I was lucky enough to have him for most of my adult life. He was my best friend—the one I called for advice, the one who made me laugh, the one who always believed in me. But here's what no one tells you: it doesn't matter how old you are or how much time you had. When you lose a parent, it still stings. I still miss him every day. I still wish I could hear his voice, ask his opinion, or just sit with him one more time. Grief doesn't care how many years you had together—it only knows what's missing now.

If you're reading this, I'm guessing you've lost someone too. And if you have, you know that grief isn't something you get over. It's something you carry. Some days it's lighter. Some days it knocks the wind out of you when you least expect it.

I remember after each of my parents passed, I would do this thing that probably sounds familiar to you. I'd scroll through old photos late at night. I'd watch the few videos I had of them, over and over. I'd listen to voicemails I'd saved—sometimes just to hear them say my name.

I wanted so badly to see them again. To hear their voice. To feel like they were still here, even for just a moment.

I used to think, "What I wouldn't give to have one more conversation with them. To hear them tell me they love me one more time. To hear my dad's advice or my mom's laugh."

But that wasn't possible. So I held onto the fragments I had and tried to move forward.

Then, a few months ago, something happened that changed everything.

A close friend of mine lost her dad suddenly. She was gutted. I watched her go through all the stages—shock, denial, the exhaustion of funeral planning, and then that horrible quiet that comes after everyone goes home and you're left alone with the absence.

I wanted to help her. I wanted to give her something meaningful. But what do you give someone whose heart is shattered? Flowers die. Cards get tucked in a drawer. Nothing felt like enough.

Then I had an idea.

She had a photo of her dad that she loved. And she had an old voice message from him still saved on her phone—just him saying "Hey honey, give me a call when you get a chance. Love you."

Using some AI tools I'd been working with, I took that photo and that little bit of audio, and I created something I wasn't sure would even work.

I made a video of her dad. Speaking directly to her. Saying the things I knew she needed to hear—that he was proud of her, that he was still with her, that he loved her more than she'd ever know.

When I sent it to her, I was nervous. I didn't know if it would be comforting or just too painful.

She called me twenty minutes later, sobbing.

But they weren't sad tears. She said, "It's like he's here. It's like he's right here talking to me."

She's watched that video dozens of times since. On hard days. On his birthday. When she just misses him and needs to feel close to him again.

And that's when it hit me.

There are millions of people out there just like her. Just like me. People carrying grief that never fully goes away. People who would give anything for one more moment with someone they've lost.

I'm not a therapist. I'm not a grief counselor. I don't have a psychology degree or any special credentials.

I'm just someone who has lived through loss and knows how much it hurts. Someone who understands the ache of missing a person so deeply that it becomes part of who you are.

And I wanted to create something that could help. Not fix the grief—nothing can do that. But maybe offer a moment of comfort.

A moment of connection. A chance to see their face and hear their voice again, saying the words you've been longing to hear.

That's why I built Thinking Of You Video.

If you've lost someone and you're not ready to let go—if you still reach for the phone to call them, still talk to them when no one's around, still wish you could hear them say your name one more time—this is for you.

You don't have to move on before you're ready. You don't have to pretend you're fine. You're allowed to miss them for as long as you need to.

And if a video of them speaking to you might bring you even a small moment of peace, I would be honored to create that for you.

Your satisfaction matters deeply to us. That's why we've built in safeguards to make sure you love your video before it's ever produced.

Here's how it works: Before we create your video, you'll have the opportunity to review and approve the script. This is your chance to request any changes—so the final message is exactly what you want. Once you approve the script and production begins, the video itself cannot be revised, because your approval signals that we're ready to move forward.

If you choose the "Surprise Me" option and skip the script review, you're trusting us to craft the perfect message based on everything you've shared—and we take that seriously.

If something is truly wrong with your video—a technical error or something that doesn't match what we discussed—please reach out within 14 days of delivery and we'll make it right. But because each video is custom-made using significant time and resources, we're unable to offer refunds simply due to a change of heart.

Our goal is for you to treasure this video forever. That's why we put so much care into getting it right the first time.