Already have a tree in Ancestry, MyHeritage, or another genealogy app? Import the GEDCOM and turn it into a clear, customizable tree you can export as a print-ready PDF or wall chart. Or start a new tree here.
The Hale family, three generations, in the default look.
Export a print-ready PDF of the tree exactly as you styled it, sized for a wall. Print it at home or hand the file to a print shop, as often as you like.
$24.99 once per tree; building is free.
Each one is a starting point. The colors, the typeface, the background, the card shape, the spacing, which way the tree runs (or whether it opens as a fan of ancestors), and which details each card shows are all yours to set, free, before you make an account.
Rounded cards, a serif face, and a soft dotted canvas. The look every tree starts on.
Adjust any of them and the tree redraws. There are a good many more: line thickness and corner radius, how a marriage is drawn against a partnership, the mark where a family branches, a name pinned to every line, the color of every line and label, card spacing, photo shape, generation bands, and which dates each card shows.
Land on something you like and save it as your own style, to reuse on this tree or any other. Whatever you choose travels with the tree into every share link, print, and export.
You say who is related to whom. Draw My Tree works out where everyone goes, and works it out again the moment you add someone. There is nothing to drag, align, or tidy up afterwards.
Now press the + on Sofia’s card, the way you would in the app.
3 people so far. Add another and watch the rest move.
Each person on the tree has room for a biography in your own words, the dates and places of their life, the photographs and certificates you have scanned, and citations that tie a claim in the story to the record it came from.
Albums and documents need the Family PlanIngrid Halvorsen
A big tree stops fitting on one screen. These controls show the part you want to read.
Pick a person to focus their line or the people near them. Everyone else drops away, and the tree re-lays itself around whoever is left.Click anyone on the canvas, or choose them above. Gordon Ashby sits in the middle of this family, if you want somewhere to start.
No focus. All 19 people are on the canvas.
Show only their ancestors, only their descendants, or everyone within a few relationship steps of them.
Pick two people and the tree keeps only the line that connects them, so you can see how they are related.
Find anyone by name, and let distant branches collapse on their own so what is left on screen stays readable.
Your tree is private until you share it. Invite relatives to view or help edit, or publish a read-only link anyone can open. On that link, living relatives are hidden by default, and you can turn the link off at any time.
Invite people by email or publish a read-only link.
No one else has access yet.
Editors can publish
Editors can turn public links on and off, change their settings, and choose who each link shows.
Anyone with the link can view this tree, read-only. Turning it off pauses the link; turning it on again brings the same link back.
See the tree as someone with the link sees it.
Hide living people (shows them as “Private” with no details)
Show the tree’s name in link previews
Off: where the link is pasted into a message or post, the preview reads only “A shared family tree”. Turn on to show this tree’s name and how many people and generations it has, never a person’s name.
What a visitor sees. Living relatives keep their place and lose their details.
Drawing your tree costs nothing, and always will. One tree can be unlocked for print with a single purchase. The Family Plan is for the rest: the photographs safe off your own hard drive, the family invited in, and every tree ready for paper.
Start in your browser, free. No account needed: up to 50 people, saved in this browser.
Build and keep one tree, with a portrait for everyone.
One tree, print-ready and without a watermark, for as long as it exists. Paid once.
Every tree, with photos and documents, family who can edit, and a dated edition each year.
$8.25/mo billed annually · save $45 a year
Begin with the people you know best: a grandparent, a cousin, a date you are sure of. Add the rest as you find it. If your tree is already in another app, import its GEDCOM file.