Read a GEDCOM family tree file
Shows the people, families and generations in a GEDCOM file, the oldest known ancestor and the gaps in the tree.
Your data: The file is read in your browser and never leaves your device. Nothing is stored.
Put the free GEDCOM viewer, the GEDCOM checker or the sheet of twenty questions to ask your parents on the website of your society, library or blog. You paste one line of code, your visitors use the tool on your page, and it costs nothing.
For genealogy societies, local history circles, libraries, archives and bloggers who want to give their members or readers a useful tool without building or maintaining anything themselves.
If your website does not allow scripts, use the iframe code instead. It has a fixed height and scrolls inside.
Shows the people, families and generations in a GEDCOM file, the oldest known ancestor and the gaps in the tree.
Your data: The file is read in your browser and never leaves your device. Nothing is stored.
Finds the wrong character set, garbled letters, broken links, duplicate IDs and impossible dates in a GEDCOM file, and offers a safely repaired copy.
Your data: The file is checked in your browser and never leaves your device.
A printable sheet of twenty questions to ask your parents about their life, in five languages.
Your data: There is nothing to fill in on the page and no account. The answers stay with you.
No. The tool and the code are free, for you and for your visitors. No account is needed.
No. The GEDCOM viewer and the GEDCOM checker read the file in the visitor's browser. The file is not uploaded and nothing is stored.
No. The widget sets no cookies and shows no cookie notice. We only count how often it is loaded and on which website, without any data about the visitor.
No. The credit line in the widget and the link below it are part of the free terms. The width adapts to the space on your page.
On any site where you can paste HTML, such as WordPress (Custom HTML block) or a site you built yourself. Some website builders do not allow scripts: use the iframe code there.