AI obituary writer
Fill in the facts and we will draft a dignified obituary you can edit. Nothing is published — the draft belongs to you.
Writing from the standard structure.Browse templates
Who are we remembering?
Use only the facts the family wants included. Everything else is written on the right — click any line there to change it.
Dates and pronouns stay here — they drive the age and the grammar. The rest is written on the page beside this one.
Your draft (editable)
Written from a template. Click any line to change it, or rewrite the wording.
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passed away on . He was born on . He grew up , and carried those early lessons throughout his life.
Over the years, he built a life centered on . was known for .
He leaves behind . He was preceded in death by . Family and friends are invited to gather on . ’s legacy of will continue in the lives of all who loved him.
Fill in the name and a sentence or two — the copy is made of complete sentences only.
Next: put this on page 2 of a printed program
Your words become the Life Remembered page. Name and dates fill the cover.
- Your draft becomes the remembrance page
- Name and life dates fill the cover
- Edit and add photos in the program editor
- Free to use
- No account required
- Private drafts
- Never published
- Facts stay yours
Before you use the draft, verify
- □ Name and spelling
- □ Birth and death dates
- □ Family names and relationships
- □ Work, faith, hobbies, qualities
- □ Service details
What an obituary includes
A funeral program obituary usually carries five things: the full name, the life dates, a short account of the person's life, the family members who survive them, and the service details. Keep sentences plain and gentle. Two short paragraphs are often enough — the program itself carries the order of service, readings, and thanks.
Is this obituary writer really free?
Yes. The drafting tool is free, needs no account, and the draft is never published anywhere.
Will the AI invent details about my loved one?
No. The tool is instructed to use only the facts you provide and to leave gaps empty rather than fill them with guesses. Please verify every detail before printing.
Can I edit the draft?
Always. The draft is a starting point — edit any word before you copy it or bring it into a funeral program.
What happens when I continue with this program?
A new four-page program is created with your draft already on page 2, and the name and life dates on the cover. You can edit every part of it in the program editor.