Voice Farewell
A 2–3 minute farewell from about 60 seconds of usable recordings. Voicemails and voice messages can be tested.
US$649+
Typically 72 hours
Voice Legacy by Tzukao · Consent-first memorial studio
Let their voice be part of the goodbye.
A voice is often the first thing we lose, and the thing we miss most.
We turn the photos, phone clips, and recordings a family already holds into one service-ready memorial film. Voice projects begin with a 15-second preview. If it doesn't sound like them, we stop there.
15-second preview
Hear the voice before full production.
Typically 72 hours
After complete, usable materials arrive.
Consent first
Known wishes and close-family agreement.
30-day deletion
Source files and voice models are deleted unless archived by request.
Pick by what you already have.
We look at what you have before taking the project on. The clock starts when the last usable file arrives, not when you first write.
Memorial Film
A 4–6 minute tribute from 20+ photos and phone clips, with selected stills gently animated.
US$899+
Typically 72 hours
Living Portrait
Three or more treasured photographs restored, colorized, and animated into a 30–60 second tribute.
US$249+
Typically 48 hours
Legacy Voice Session
A guided half-day recording while the voice is strong, shaped into a private legacy film.
US$1,290+
Pre-need recording
What a farewell sounds like.
A 90-second demonstration in our production style: restored era photographs, gently animated moments, and a farewell letter read in a recreated voice.
A demonstration film. “Margaret” is fictional — imagery and voice are AI-generated to show our process and style. Client films are made only from a family’s own materials, with consent confirmed first.
For funeral homes, celebrants & churches
Stay close to the family. We handle production.
Either we talk to the family directly, or they only ever hear from you. No volume commitment; every voice project still starts with the 15-second preview.
Photos remain. Voices disappear.
Photos get printed, framed, and kept. Voices are left inside a voicemail no one can bring themselves to delete. What people miss is often how someone sounded when they said a name.
A farewell, blessing, or thank-you proceeds only after the family approves the preview.
A service moves fast. A familiar voice can hold one quiet moment inside it.
We make an ending. Then we stop.
“One farewell. Not digital immortality.”
You hear it before you decide.
Share an overviewTell us the service date, photo and clip count, and whether voice recordings exist. Don't send sensitive files yet.
Confirm consentThe person’s known wishes come first, followed by close-family agreement and permission to use the materials.
Approve 15 secondsThe family hears a voice preview first. If it doesn't feel like them, the voice work stops.
Receive a service-ready fileDelivery includes playback guidance and one revision, typically within 72 hours after complete materials.
The limits are part of the service.
If they said they would not want this, we decline. If someone close to them objects, we stop.
No chatbot, ongoing avatar, or claim of digital immortality.
Voice processing runs on studio machines; source material and models are deleted within 30 days unless archiving is requested.
Every film is labeled as containing AI-generated content and licensed for the service and private family keeping.
Tell us the date and what material exists.
We reply within one business day with a feasibility assessment and the safest next step. English and Traditional Chinese are welcome.
Inquiry form
Share the deadline and material overview first; files are requested only after consent and feasibility are clear.
[email protected]
Voice Legacy by Tzukao. Please don't send identity documents or sensitive files in a first email.
Can you work from the photos and clips we already have?
Yes. A Memorial Film normally begins with 20 or more photos and any useful phone clips. We assess the material before committing to a format or date.
Are a few voicemails enough?
Sometimes. We test the recordings and let the 15-second preview decide; if the recordings are too rough, we say so rather than promise.
What if the family disagrees?
Production stops. Known wishes and close-family agreement are required before voice work proceeds.