Build the order of service from blocks and download a ready-made PowerPoint straight away, with the right fades, timing to the music, audio that plays across the photos, and autoplay video. The tool does in one go the work that would otherwise take you hours in PowerPoint. Building it and viewing a trial version are free.
From an empty order of service to a presentation that simply works on the day itself, with nothing to install.
Choose from six kinds of block: entrance, speaker, music with photos, live music, video and the final farewell. Drag them into the right order.
Upload the photos, music and videos. The time per photo is worked out automatically from the length of the music.
View a watermarked trial version for free and then download the final PowerPoint for the day itself.
Gentle transitions between photos and blocks, exactly as you set them.
The duration per photo follows automatically from the length of the song.
Music and speech run seamlessly across several photos.
Videos start by themselves during the service, with no clicking on the day itself.
Whether you arrange services every week or make a presentation just once for someone dear to you, the tool takes on the technical work.
Deliver a professional presentation for every funeral, with an instruction document that carries your own logo. Work together with colleagues on the same service and save with credit bundles.
Build the presentation calmly, at your own pace and, if you wish, together with the family. Building it is free; you only pay once the final version is ready to download.
The funeral venue receives the presentation and an instruction document with all the click moments through a shareable link, with no account or sign-in needed.
Building it and a watermarked trial version are free. The final version costs 1 credit and then stays free to edit until 7 days after the date of the funeral.
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A funeral slideshow, also called a photo presentation or memorial slideshow, is the slideshow of photos, music and sometimes video shown during the funeral service. Making one yourself in PowerPoint looks simple, but the technical side is tricky: the music has to play across several slides, each photo has to stay on screen for exactly the right length so that the song and the last photo end together, and at a speaker the presentation has to pause until someone clicks.
This tool takes that technical work off your hands. You build the order of service from six kinds of block (entrance, speaker, music with photos, live music, video and the final farewell) and upload the photos, music and videos. The tool works out the timing, sets the right fades and transitions, and delivers a real PowerPoint that you can view beforehand as a free trial version. You only pay a credit for the final version.
The result is an ordinary .pptx file that runs in Microsoft PowerPoint on Windows and Mac, the standard at almost every funeral venue. The final version comes with a shareable download link for the venue and an instruction document listing the click moments, so the person operating the presentation knows exactly when something needs to happen. Want to know more? Read the frequently asked questions or our tips in the helpful articles.
The answers to the questions we are asked most often about making a funeral slideshow.
You build the order of service from blocks (entrance, speaker, music with photos, live music, video and the final farewell) and upload the photos and the music. The tool works out the timing and turns it into a working PowerPoint, including fades, music that plays across slides and autoplay video. No PowerPoint skills are needed.
Building the order of service and viewing a watermarked trial version is free. The final PowerPoint costs 1 credit: €19.95 per funeral service. Bundles make it cheaper: 5 credits for €89.75 or 10 credits for €149.50, including 21% VAT. See the pricing page.
Between 20 and 25 photos per song usually works well; we recommend around 8 seconds per photo. Bear in mind that the fade between photos also takes time. The tool factors these transitions in automatically and spreads the time evenly, so the music and the last photo end exactly together.
Yes. The result is an ordinary .pptx file that runs in Microsoft PowerPoint on Windows and Mac, the standard at almost every funeral venue. The final version comes with a shareable download link and an instruction document listing the click moments for the person operating the presentation.
No. You just fill in the order of service and upload photos, music and video. The tool builds in all the demanding technical work automatically: music that plays across slides, timing, waiting for a click at speakers and looping music at the final farewell.
As soon as the order of service is set, the tool builds the complete PowerPoint in one go and it is ready to download straight away. You do not assemble the presentation yourself; that quickly saves you hours of work. Only with a great many photos or a video does building take a little longer. After the final export, the presentation stays free to adjust until 7 days after the date of the funeral.
Build the order of service, view a free trial version and only pay a credit once you download the final presentation.