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Family tree builder

Build your family tree — right now

Here is a sample family tree. Click around and see how it works: add parents, spouses and children with a single click. That's exactly how the tree is built in your account — together with your whole family.

Free, nothing to install. Start right on this page — you'll need an account only to save the tree and share it with your family.
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Click on a person to add relatives
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Key points

A tree the whole family builds

Invite relatives to your account: an aunt will remember the cousins, a grandfather the name of the village, a niece will send a photo from the album. Every addition is visible to everyone right away, and what the genealogists find goes into the same tree. That way no branch gets lost.

  • Invitation by email, sign-in by code — relatives get in with no passwords or setup
  • Everyone sees the same tree — from phone, tablet and computer
  • Memories and photos are sent to the family Relic Chat — and land in the archive
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No registration

Start your tree right here

Add yourself and the people you remember — no registration needed. When you want to save it and continue with your family, create an account and this tree will move there in full.

Nothing is sent to the server: until you create an account, the tree is stored only in this browser.

Your treeempty so far

When you first sign in to your account, the tree will be transferred automatically — with all names, dates and relationships.

Features

What the tree can do

Everything you need for serious genealogy — in your browser, with no software to install. And it's all connected to the rest of the platform.

4 view modes

Ancestors, descendants, the “hourglass” (ancestors above, descendants below), and the whole family as one forest. Anyone can be made the root person.

A relative in one click

Buttons for Father, Mother, Spouse, Child, and Sibling. The platform makes sure there are never two fathers or closed loops.

Marriages and lines

Marriage date and status, remarriages, children from different spouses, unmarried parents — everything is shown correctly and clearly.

Compatible with every program

Via GEDCOM, the common language of genealogy software. Bring your tree over from Drevo Zhizni, MyHeritage, or Gramps (up to 3,000 people), or export yours as a single file.

Family statistics

Generations, marriages, average life span, the most common names and birthplaces — all calculated automatically.

Memory pages

Every person in the tree is a profile with a biography, photos, and a “river of life” that can be published with its own QR code.

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Compatibility

Our tree is compatible with all the others

GEDCOM is the common language of genealogy software: a file that records people, dates, places, and relationships. It is understood by Drevo Zhizni, MyHeritage, Gramps, Family Tree Builder, and dozens of other programs. Bring your work over to us — names, dates, marriages, and notes will be preserved — or export your tree for archiving and printing.

  • Import up to 3,000 people with relationships and biographies
  • One-click export — a .ged file in UTF-8 encoding
  • Plus PNG — an image of the tree for printing and the family chat
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Artistic family tree with portraits
From your account to your wall

The tree you build is easy to print and hang on the wall

Dress up your finished tree in one of the artistic templates and print it: from a clean chart on paper to a framed canvas above the family table. Order in your account's store; delivery across Russia.

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Questions and answers

Questions about the tree

How to build, import, print, and share.

How is the builder different from the Drevo Zhizni program?
It runs in your browser with nothing to install: the tree is available from your phone and computer, is saved in your account, and is connected to the rest of the platform — documents, research, memory pages, and the family website. The core features are the same: ancestor and descendant views, marriages, generations, GEDCOM.
How do I build the tree together with relatives?
Invite relatives to your account by email — they sign in with a code, no passwords. They will see the tree, documents, and research progress, send their memories and photos to the family chat, and everything the genealogists find goes into the same tree. That way no branch gets lost.
How many people can I add to the tree?
There is no limit on adding people manually. Importing from a GEDCOM file — up to 3,000 people at a time.
What is GEDCOM and why do I need it?
It is the common language of genealogy software: a .ged file that records people, dates, places, and relationships. It is understood by Drevo Zhizni, MyHeritage, Gramps, Family Tree Builder, and others. Thanks to GEDCOM, our tree is compatible with all of them: you can bring your work over to us or export your tree for archiving and printing.
What if I make a mistake in the relationships?
Any relationship can be unlinked in the person panel, and the platform itself won't let you create the impossible: two fathers, a closed loop where a child is an ancestor of their own parent, or a person married to themselves.
Can I print the tree?
Yes: export the current view as a PNG image — it works for printing, the family chat, or a presentation. And for your home, order an artistic tree in your account's store: from a chart on paper to a framed canvas.
How do I turn a person's profile into a memory page?
Every person in the tree has a biography, a “river of life,” and photos. With one button the profile becomes a memory page with its own address and QR code — for a memorial plaque, a book, or a card.About memory pages
Will the tree appear on the family website?
Yes, the Tree block in the family website builder pulls the tree from your account automatically. Edit a person in your account and the website updates too.About family websites

Your tree is waiting for its first person

Free, with nothing to install. Start with yourself or the oldest ancestor you remember — the rest is built out with buttons, and your relatives will add their part.