Free family tree maker
Build a family tree online, one connection at a time.
Add relatives, photos, and relationships, then choose a design for a family tree you can download and print. Start without creating an account.
Your new tree begins saved in this browser. Sign in or make a backup if you want to keep it across devices.
How to make your family tree
Begin with yourself or another relative. A tree title and dates can be added later.
Connect parents, partners, siblings, children, and other relatives. Optional details can wait.
Preview different layouts and colors to find a style that suits your family.
Download a free PNG or JPG, or choose Keepsake for a print-quality PDF or scalable SVG.
A private place to start your family history
Your tree can be started without an account. A guest tree is stored in the browser on the device where you create it; it is not a shared public family tree. Browser data can be lost if site data is cleared, so use the backup or account options if you need a copy you can restore or access elsewhere.
Only add the details you are comfortable recording. Photos and personal stories are optional.
Family tree maker questions
Can I make a family tree for free?
Yes. You can create and edit a tree, try the designs, and download a PNG or JPG without an account. Print-quality PDF and SVG downloads require a one-time Keepsake purchase.
Can I print the family tree?
Yes. Keepsake includes a PDF for printing or framing and an SVG for scalable artwork. See the printable family tree guide for sizes and preparation tips.
Can I add a blended or adoptive family?
Distanty supports multiple parent and partner connections, including varied family relationships. You can add the people and connections that fit your family.
Do I need to know every date?
No. Dates and other biographical details are optional. Start with names and add details when you have them.
See examples before you begin
Explore a three-generation tree, a blended-family example, and a wide family with several branches.
Browse family tree examples →