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Draw your family tree online and share it with relatives. Add photos and biographical details. Print the family tree or download to own computer.
Save your family tree for future access. Add photos to bring your family to life. Share and collaborate with invited relatives. Family Echo accounts are free and take seconds to create!
Build an interactive family tree of your ancestry, going back far into the past. Invite your parents or grandparents to collaborate online and fill in the missing details. Share contact details and birthdays with cousins and beyond. Add photos, files and events. Link to personal blogs and websites.
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Q: How do I make a copy of a family tree? Click 'Download' below the tree and download it in FamilyScript format. Then click the 'My Account' button at the top of the page, then 'Create or import new family'.
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The Family Echo API allows your desktop or web application to display a family tree using the online Family Echo display engine. Your application sends a family description in GEDCOM or FamilyScript format, and receives back a URL that can be used to browse that family interactively for the next 7 days. The API is free and unlimited, and ...
I work in FamilyEcho and then export my GEDCOM file and import it into Family Tree Maker. They have an option where you can print out your whole family tree (subject to the normal limit of how much of a tree you can realistically display at a time) as one large PDF (instead of splitting it into multiple pages.
Most family trees (including mine) are very complex and large so you, unfortunately, still won't be able to view the entire tree. You can try printing various sections of the tree at a time. You can select one person and then click print, printing his immediate family from his/her perspective.