--- title: "Printable Family Tree Chart Maker | Kinfolk Canvas" description: "Make a printable family tree chart in your browser: ancestors, descendants or a blank pedigree, in sampler-style themes on Letter or A4, as PNG or SVG." url: https://kinfolkcanvas.sbs/ --- # Printable family tree chart Add your relatives, link parents, children and partners, and the chart lays itself out. Choose ancestors, descendants or both, pick a stitched sampler theme, then print it or save it as an image. ## People - Comfort Adeyemi 1928–2010 · Lagos partner of Emmanuel Okoro; 1 child - Ava Byrne b. 2012 · Manchester child of Liam Byrne & Grace Okoro - Liam Byrne b. 1980 · Dublin partner of Grace Okoro; 2 children - Noah Byrne b. 2015 · Manchester child of Liam Byrne & Grace Okoro - Susan Clarke b. 1958 · York partner of David Fairweather; 1 child - Arthur Fairweather 1926–2004 · Leeds child of Thomas Fairweather & Edith Marsh; partner of Rosa Moretti; 2 children - David Fairweather 1956–2020 · Leeds child of Arthur Fairweather & Rosa Moretti; partner of Susan Clarke; 1 child - Helen Fairweather b. 1953 · Leeds child of Arthur Fairweather & Rosa Moretti; partner of James Okoro; 2 children - Peter Fairweather b. 1987 · York child of David Fairweather & Susan Clarke - Thomas Fairweather 1898–1971 · Harrogate partner of Edith Marsh; 1 child - Lucia Ferraro 1899–1978 · Lucca partner of Enzo Moretti; 1 child - Edith Marsh 1901–1985 · Ripon partner of Thomas Fairweather; 1 child - Enzo Moretti 1895–1960 · Lucca partner of Lucia Ferraro; 1 child - Rosa Moretti 1929–2015 · Bradford child of Enzo Moretti & Lucia Ferraro; partner of Arthur Fairweather; 2 children - Daniel Okoro b. 1984 · Leeds child of James Okoro & Helen Fairweather - Emmanuel Okoro 1925–1999 · Enugu partner of Comfort Adeyemi; 1 child - Grace Okoro b. 1981 · Manchester child of James Okoro & Helen Fairweather; partner of Liam Byrne; 2 children - James Okoro b. 1951 · London child of Emmanuel Okoro & Comfort Adeyemi; partner of Helen Fairweather; 2 children ## Links **All links (27)** - Thomas Fairweather and Edith Marsh are partners - Thomas Fairweather is a parent of Arthur Fairweather - Edith Marsh is a parent of Arthur Fairweather - Enzo Moretti and Lucia Ferraro are partners - Enzo Moretti is a parent of Rosa Moretti - Lucia Ferraro is a parent of Rosa Moretti - Arthur Fairweather and Rosa Moretti are partners - Arthur Fairweather is a parent of Helen Fairweather - Arthur Fairweather is a parent of David Fairweather - Rosa Moretti is a parent of Helen Fairweather - Rosa Moretti is a parent of David Fairweather - Emmanuel Okoro and Comfort Adeyemi are partners - Emmanuel Okoro is a parent of James Okoro - Comfort Adeyemi is a parent of James Okoro - Helen Fairweather and James Okoro are partners - Helen Fairweather is a parent of Grace Okoro - Helen Fairweather is a parent of Daniel Okoro - James Okoro is a parent of Grace Okoro - James Okoro is a parent of Daniel Okoro - David Fairweather and Susan Clarke are partners - David Fairweather is a parent of Peter Fairweather - Susan Clarke is a parent of Peter Fairweather - Grace Okoro and Liam Byrne are partners - Grace Okoro is a parent of Ava Byrne - Grace Okoro is a parent of Noah Byrne - Liam Byrne is a parent of Ava Byrne - Liam Byrne is a parent of Noah Byrne ## How to make your chart 1. **Add people** with their names and, if you know them, birth and death years. “Connect to someone already here” links each new person as you go. 2. **Add links** for anything you skipped: who is whose parent, and who were partners. Everyone can have two parents. 3. **Pick a chart.** Ancestors shows one person’s parents, grandparents and further back; Descendants shows someone’s children and grandchildren with their partners; Both puts ancestors above and descendants below; Blank pedigree gives empty boxes to fill in by hand. 4. **Choose a look**, paper size and orientation, then print, or download a PNG for sharing or an SVG that stays sharp at any size. ## Your family stays on your device Names and dates are personal information, especially about living relatives. Everything you enter is saved in this browser’s local storage and is never uploaded. Use “Save tree” to keep a backup file and “Open a saved tree” to load it again. ## Printing tips The sheet matches the printable area of the paper with 12 mm margins, so print at 100% or “Actual size”. Four generations fit well on one landscape page; for five or six, try left to right on portrait paper. The blackwork theme saves colour ink. ## More family tools Each tool has its own page. Your entries are remembered in this browser, so you can come back and carry on. - [Cousin relationship calculator](https://kinfolkcanvas.sbs/cousin-calculator/): Second cousin or first cousin once removed? Get the exact name, both ways. - [Generation & age gap calculator](https://kinfolkcanvas.sbs/generation-age-gap-calculator/): Age gaps, average generation length and the years relatives were alive together. - [Family reunion planner](https://kinfolkcanvas.sbs/family-reunion-planner/): Guest list by household, RSVPs, headcount, a fair budget split and a countdown checklist. ## Recommended Two free tools from elsewhere that are handy when your family research takes you around the web. ### Keep research sign-ups out of your inbox Family history means signing up for archive searches, record-office newsletters and one-off downloads. CleanTempMail gives you a temporary address with no account, and the inbox deletes itself after three days. [Get a temporary inbox](https://cleantempmail.com/) ### Check a records site before you pay Found an unfamiliar site selling certificates, scans or family crests? WebTraceCheck shows how long its domain has existed and checks its security headers, or opens it in a disposable cloud browser that is deleted afterwards. [Look a site up first](https://webtracecheck.com/) ## Questions **Can I import a GEDCOM file from a genealogy site?** Not at the moment: the tool reads and writes its own JSON format. Most printed charts show four or five generations, which is 15 to 31 people, so adding them by hand is usually quick. **How do I show half-siblings or a second marriage?** Give each child their own two parents. In a descendant chart, each box lists the person’s partners, including anyone they had children with, and all of their children appear below. **Why is a cousin missing from the ancestor chart?** Ancestor charts only follow parents upward. To see aunts, uncles and cousins, make a descendant chart of a shared grandparent, or use the [cousin calculator](https://kinfolkcanvas.sbs/cousin-calculator/).