Resources
Funeral program, card, and poster guides
Practical articles on what to write, how to arrange a design, and what to check before printing. Choose the question you need help with, then move directly to a template when you are ready.
Featured guide
Fixing White Borders Around a Memorial Poster
A white border may be caused by a non-borderless printer or a file that does not fill the chosen sheet.
Read guideMore articles
Fixing a Stretched Portrait in a Memorial Design
A stretched face means the image has been resized without preserving its proportions.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsFixing a Dark Memorial Photo Print
A bright screen can hide a dark file.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsFixing Blurry Text in a Memorial Export
Blur can result from a screenshot, low-resolution image export, or scaling a small file too far.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsFixing a Blurry Portrait on a Large Poster
A photograph that looks clear on a phone may not contain enough pixels for a large print.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsChecking Pixels for a 12 by 18 Poster
Pixel requirements depend on viewing distance and the print shop's process.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsChecking Pixels for an 18 by 24 Poster
An 18 by 24 poster has a 3:4 shape, which differs from the 2:3 proportions of the other listed poster sizes.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsChecking Pixels for a 24 by 36 Poster
A large poster amplifies small defects, but it is often viewed from farther away than a card.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsChecking a 5 by 7 Memorial Card Image
A card is viewed close up, so facial detail and text edges matter.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsScanning a Printed Photograph for a Memorial
A scan is usually more usable than a casual phone photograph of a glossy print.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsRemoving Glare When Photographing an Old Portrait
Glare hides details that editing may not recover.
Read guide Editing and download decisionsChoosing a Color or Black-and-White Portrait
Black and white can unify photographs from different periods, while color may preserve a familiar detail.
Read guideReady to create something personal?
Choose a four-page booklet, two-sided card, or memorial poster.