Practical Guide

How to Invite a Collaborator to a Memorial Page

A complete memorial page is built as a family. Here is how to invite someone to contribute photos and stories — without losing control of the content.

May 2026 · 4 min read

A person's memories do not belong to one individual. A sibling knows stories the mother does not, children know others that childhood friends do not. A memorial page truly comes alive when more people contribute — and Lifemory makes that simple without you losing control.

What is collaborator access?

A collaborator is someone you give the right to add content to the memorial page — photos, stories, comments. A collaborator cannot delete other people's content and cannot change the page settings. Control stays with you.

Who should be a collaborator?

Think of people who have photos or stories you do not know — or that you know of but do not have. These are the ideal candidates.

  • Brothers, sisters, adult children
  • Close friends or long-standing colleagues
  • Relatives abroad who can contribute remotely
  • Partners or spouses

How to send the invitation — step by step

Collaborator access is granted from the memorial page settings, directly by email.

  • Open the memorial page and go to Settings
  • Select the Collaborators section
  • Enter the email address of the person you are inviting
  • They receive an email with a direct access link
  • Once accepted, they can add photos and stories immediately

Managing access

You can revoke access at any time from the same Collaborators section. The collaborator receives no notification when access is revoked. All content they added remains visible — you decide whether to delete it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many collaborators can I invite?

There is no fixed limit. You can invite the whole family if you wish.

Does the collaborator need a Lifemory account?

They need a free account. If they do not have one, they can create one when they open the invitation link — it takes 2 minutes.

Can I see what each collaborator has added?

Yes, each contribution is attributed to the collaborator who added it. You can view the contribution history from the administration panel.

What if a collaborator adds something inappropriate?

You can delete any content from your page at any time. As administrator, you have full control over what remains visible.

The most complete digital memorial is the one built as a community. Every person who knew your loved one can add a piece of the puzzle. Invite the family — you will discover stories you never knew.

Build the memorial together

Create the page and invite the family to contribute their memories.

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