Create a family tree online with a clear, editable maker
FamTree AI helps you make a family tree from names, relationships, memories, and photos. Start with a template or prompt, choose the right layout, then keep expanding each branch as your family history grows.
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Meaning and use
What a family tree maker helps you do
A family tree maker turns scattered information into a readable relationship map. The best workflow lets you start small, correct details, add missing relatives, and preserve the stories that explain each connection.
Define parents, children, spouses, and siblings.
Compare branches across multiple generations.
Attach notes, dates, photos, and source context.
Share or export a cleaner visual family tree.
Templates and layouts
Choose the layout that matches your family story
Classic ancestor tree
Best for showing parents, grandparents, and earlier generations in a clear upward structure.
Horizontal family chart
Useful when you need readable cards for siblings, spouses, children, and multi-branch families.
Story-friendly template
Adds room for notes, dates, photos, and family context beside each person in the tree.
AI-assisted maker
Better when you have rough notes, copied family stories, or a list of relatives and want the first structure drafted quickly.
Manual tree builder
Better when each fact is already verified and you want direct control over every field, branch, photo, and relationship.
FAQ
Family tree maker questions
What is a family tree maker?
A family tree maker is a tool for creating a visual record of relatives and relationships across generations. It helps organize parents, children, spouses, siblings, dates, photos, and family stories in one place.
Can I make a family tree online for free?
Yes. FamTree AI is free to start, so you can create an initial tree online, test layouts, and continue editing before deciding whether you need advanced export or sharing features.
What should a family tree include?
A useful family tree usually includes full names, relationship types, generations, life dates where known, photos or documents, and notes that explain important family context.
Which family tree layout should I use?
Use an ancestor layout for lineage, a horizontal chart for broad families with siblings and spouses, and a story-friendly layout when notes and context are as important as the visual structure.