Protect Your Digital Life For Your Loved Ones
Fill out this form to create a printable digital will. It helps the person you trust find and manage your online accounts, photos, and subscriptions after you are gone.
This is not a substitute for a legal will drafted by an attorney. It is a supplement to help your executor manage your digital accounts. For legal estate planning, consult a licensed attorney in your state.
STEP 1
Personal Information
STEP 2
Executor Information
The trusted person who will handle your digital accounts.
Primary Executor
Backup Executor
STEP 3
Digital Assets Inventory
List accounts so your executor knows what to find. Never include passwords here.
STEP 4
Platform Instructions
Set these up now — each platform has its own legacy tool. Then note your choices below.
Apple Legacy Contact
Lets a trusted person access your Apple ID data after your passing.
Google Inactive Account Manager
Decides what happens to your Google data if your account is inactive.
Facebook Memorialization
Choose a legacy contact or request an account be deleted after death.
Instagram Memorialization
Family can request memorialization or removal of an account.
LinkedIn Account Closure
Family can request a deceased member account be closed or memorialized.
STEP 5
Password Access Plan
Never write passwords in this document. Instead, explain where they live and how to access them.
Do not write actual passwords in this will. A printed will can be copied, lost, or seen by people it was not meant for. Point your executor to where the passwords live instead.
STEP 6