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Five designs, each for one kind of family story

Every design starts from the occasion: where your family came from, everyone who began with a grandparent, the faces behind the names, a gathering, or a long marriage. Pick one, then dress it in any of the ten styles shown below. Every design, style and download is free — no account, no watermark.

Designs

Photographs

The faces behind the names

Your own portraits, cropped by you and set out with names and years beneath.

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Styles

10 styles for any design

The five designs above decide what the tree shows; a style decides how it is dressed — paper, ink, type and the ornament printed in the border. Here is one family drawn in all 10. Switch as often as you like in the studio: names, dates, relationships and photos never change.

Classic

Quiet, traditional and right for any wall.

  • A descendant family tree in the Timeless style — warm paper, fine rules and a quiet serif; a single fine rule around warm paper.
    TimelessWarm paper, fine rules and a quiet serif.A single fine rule around warm paper.
    Start in Timeless
  • A descendant family tree in the Heritage style — parchment, oxblood and engraved capitals; a double oxblood rule, like an engraved certificate.
    HeritageParchment, oxblood and engraved capitals.A double oxblood rule, like an engraved certificate.
    Start in Heritage

Clean and graphic

Crisp type and strong lines for modern rooms.

  • A descendant family tree in the Modern style — crisp sans-serif, clean boxes, lots of air; bold corner bars and printer’s crop marks.
    ModernCrisp sans-serif, clean boxes, lots of air.Bold corner bars and printer’s crop marks.
    Start in Modern
  • A descendant family tree in the Scandinavian style — soft slate, rounded tiles, warm wood accents; folk-flower medallions and a stitched diamond border.
    ScandinavianSoft slate, rounded tiles, warm wood accents.Folk-flower medallions and a stitched diamond border.
    Start in Scandinavian
  • A descendant family tree in the Monochrome style — pure black on white, maximum contrast; a heavy frame, an inner rule and solid corner blocks.
    MonochromePure black on white, maximum contrast.A heavy frame, an inner rule and solid corner blocks.
    Start in Monochrome

Decorative print

Ornament drawn into the border, made to be framed.

  • A descendant family tree in the Botanical style — sage linework with small leaf sprigs; laurel garlands on every side and leafy corner sprigs.
    BotanicalSage linework with small leaf sprigs.Laurel garlands on every side and leafy corner sprigs.
    Start in Botanical
  • A descendant family tree in the Photo Gallery style — arched portraits on a quiet gallery wall; a frieze of little arches that echoes the arched portraits.
    Photo GalleryArched portraits on a quiet gallery wall.A frieze of little arches that echoes the arched portraits.
    Start in Photo Gallery
  • A descendant family tree in the Vintage style — sepia paper, italic names, engraved corners; engraved scrolls, corner rosettes and a dotted border.
    VintageSepia paper, italic names, engraved corners.Engraved scrolls, corner rosettes and a dotted border.
    Start in Vintage
  • A descendant family tree in the Art Deco style — midnight and printed gold, stepped geometry; gold sunbursts, stepped corners and piano-key rules.
    Art DecoMidnight and printed gold, stepped geometry.Gold sunbursts, stepped corners and piano-key rules.
    Start in Art Deco
  • A descendant family tree in the Reunion style — colour-coded branches with lettered labels; pennant bunting in the branch colours.
    ReunionColour-coded branches with lettered labels.Pennant bunting in the branch colours.
    Start in Reunion

The Bennett family, drawn in each style by the renderer that makes your files.

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Starting methods, importing a file, checking the proof and printing — explained step by step.

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