A growing trend in Poland involves individuals requesting the restoration and enhancement of photographs of deceased loved ones, exemplified by a Facebook user's plea to “revive” a picture of her sister. Numerous similar requests are appearing online, with many seeking to maintain a connection and alleviate the pain of loss. This practice, while offering emotional solace to some, is sparking debate amongst experts regarding its ethical and psychological implications. Concerns are being raised about the creation of an illusion of continued presence and the potential distortion of memories. The phenomenon highlights a new way people are grappling with grief in the digital age. Experts caution a need to consider the consequences of digitally manipulating memories of the departed in Poland.