On Geneanet, you can download (in PDF) and print ancestry and descendancy charts for free!
The interface allows you to select the type of chart (classic, fan), the number of generations and the content, and it automatically displays a preview of the chart.
Offer a beautiful ancestry chart to your family and friends!
Go to the page of an individual in your Geneanet family tree, then click ‘Prints and Lists” and “Illustrated Family Tree’ in the menu bar at the top of the page.
Select the theme and the content of your chart:
– Ancestry or descendancy
– Classic or fan chart
– Number of generations
– Date format: yyyy, dd/mm/yyyy, mm/dd/yyyy or yyyy/mm/dd
– First name then last name or last name then first name
– Format of date and place of birth, marriage and death
– Blank boxes
– Profile picture
– Chart title
– etc.
Click ‘Download the PDF file’ to save the PDF file to your personal computer.
You can now print your ancestry chart and share the PDF file with your family and friends.
11/9/23
This is a really excellent feature, thank you!
12/4/22
dont see how my root is my son and where is a clean one found thank you
Answer from Geneanet: You can change the root of your tree at any time.
12/4/22
I have only recently been made aware of your site. My family tree is on Ancestry. Can I transfer it?
Answer from Geneanet: Yes! Export a GEDCOM file from your Ancestry tree (see this page), which you can then use to import to Geneanet. Be aware that documents and photos in your Ancestry tree will not be transferred, as GEDCOM can only contain your tree proper. We do have a tool which will enable you to import your documents and photos, but these must be available on your own computer and linked to a tree in local software such as Family Tree Maker, RootsMagic, or Gramps (these first two can download docs & photos automatically from an Ancestry tree; the third one is free). Don’t hesitate to ask for help in our forums!
12/4/22
for sure i want
12/4/22
Can these charts be filled in?
Answer from Geneanet: These charts are automatically “populated” with the data in your tree. If you are looking for blank templates to fill out by hand, you can find some on the internet, for example here.
12/3/22
OK I love your site ,i think it is one of the best and the most informative genealogical sites on the internet.If it was not for Jacques Who opened my eyes to the Riquet/rithier dit Laverdure line thank you Geneanet. Joseph Denis Wayne Laverdure lave [at] cogeco.ca
12/3/22
This is great!!!
12/3/22
what a wonderful gift will definatly pass on as well as your service
12/3/22
tego mi brakowało, świetny pomysł
splendid idea
12/3/22
I have royalty in my ancestry, are we able to print out the parts that we want ,
Answer from Geneanet: The answer depends how far back those generations are… if many generations, printing will be complicated
12/3/22
Wonderful