Vivid-Pix announces Memory Station Software Version 5

Vivid-Pix announced it is shipping the new Version 5 of Vivid-Pix Memory Station Software featuring enhanced Memories story creation, and voice transcription and text utilization with Memory Pages,  which combines images and text to display on slide shows, print on home printers, online, and at retail locations. Vivid-Pix software and programming are also being integrated with business partners, colleges, and universities. The new Memory Station Software will be introduced at RootsTech, the world’s largest family history conference, held March 5-7, 2026, in Salt Lake City at the Vivid-Pix Booth #1408.

The new Vivid-Pix Memory Station V5 software is available immediately, priced starting at $199.99 at: https://www.vivid-pix.com/memorystationsoftware/, with conference specials available at: https://www.vivid-pix.com/rt2026/

A leader in genealogy and AgeTech, Vivid-Pix helps people relive and preserve memories with Vivid-Pix Memory Station software, scanner/software bundles, Vivid-Pix education, and photo Reminiscence Therapy. Installed in over 1,000 libraries in the US and in use in more than 120 countries, Vivid-Pix software preserves memories and improves faded photos and documents — essential for family search and creating human connection. Memory Station is patent-pending, affordable, and easy-to-use for home and shared-use locations, providing archive-quality scanning, image restoration, voice and sound recording and creating, transcriptions, and combining images and audio into video and print creations to preserve family and community history.

The enhanced capabilities integrate perfectly with Vivid-Pix’s business partner, Archoral, a profile-based digital archive that connects photos, documents, audio, and video into one searchable, story-rich environment. Archoral transforms restored media into organized, living archives, linking people, places, and events so memories don’t just sit in folders; they grow over time, turning preservation into participation.

New Features in Memory Station v. 5:

• New Memory Pages combines images and text for enhanced Memories story creation.
• Displays slide shows, prints on home printers, online, and at retail locations.
• Voice transcription and text utilization.
• Smarter scanning and easier image cleanup.
• Archoral integration for a searchable, profile-based digital archive.
• Enhanced Memories browsing and organization.
• Improved metadata, audio, and transcription.
• Cleaner, friendlier interface.
• Enhanced printing with PDF and JPEG output.
• New video review tools.

Furthering Vivid-Pix’s research on brain health, Vivid-Pix is collaborating with Dr. Cory Roberts, Professor of Psychology at Texas-based Panola College, to create intergenerational conversation and connection between caregivers and individuals with neurodegenerative and neurodivergent cognition. Dr. Roberts is leading the Panola College Generations Initiative pilot, currently in the formal review stage, with Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA), a top-tier institution, serving as the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of record.

Vivid-Pix is also partnering with Lauren Chrzanowski, a doctoral student in the Aging and Neuropsychology Lab at the University of Louisville, conducting Institutional Review Board (IRB) approved research to determine how Vivid-Pix Memory Station strengthens connections between family caregivers and their loved ones. For more information on the health and social benefits of Vivid-Pix Memory Station and Photo Reminiscence research, see the video: https://vimeo.com/1051358674/c2bc433b05.