Print your whole family tree. All of it.
You spent years finding those 400 people. The chart tools will show you six generations of them. Whole Tree Press takes the GEDCOM file you already have and lays out everyone on one print-ready poster, in your browser, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
$29, once. Free watermarked preview first. No subscription, no account.
Join the waitlist One email when it launches. That is the only email.
How it works
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Export the file you already have
Ancestry, FamilySearch, MyHeritage, Gramps, Family Tree Maker. They all export GEDCOM, and the export takes about a minute. If you have done genealogy, this file exists.
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Open it here. It stays here.
The file is read inside your browser. No upload, no account, no copy of your family on our servers. Living relatives stay off the internet, which is where they belong.
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Print the whole thing
Pick a chart type and a style, get a print-ready PDF sized from A3 up to a wall banner. Take it to any print shop, or tile it over regular pages on your own printer. The free preview carries a watermark. $29 removes it, once, forever.
The honest comparison
Good options exist. We built this because each one gives up something we did not want to give up.
| Your options today | What you give up |
|---|---|
| Chart printing services | Beautiful work, priced per foot of paper, plus the wait for a designer and shipping. |
| Charts inside the big platforms | Capped at 4 to 10 generations, or your tree has to live on their servers first. |
| Desktop charting software | Around $60, a desktop install, and the output looks like 2009. |
| Whole Tree Press | Nothing uploaded, no size cap, print-ready in minutes, $29 once. The trade: it is not launched yet. |
Your family stays your business
A GEDCOM holds birth dates and addresses of people who are alive right now. That is exactly the file you should not hand to another website. Whole Tree Press parses and lays out the tree entirely on your machine. The only thing that ever leaves your browser is the PDF you choose to save.
Reserve the launch email
The plan we are committing to: free watermarked preview, $29 one time for the full-resolution file. If that price would stop you, do not sign up. The list is only useful if it means something.
Short answers
- What is a GEDCOM?
- The standard export format of genealogy. On Ancestry it is under Tree Settings, then Export tree. Every serious program reads and writes it, some since 1984.
- How big can the tree be?
- Big is the point. Descendant charts, ancestor charts and full trees with hundreds or thousands of people. If it will not fit one sheet legibly, you will see that in the preview before paying anything.
- What do I need?
- A current browser. Windows, Mac, Linux, whatever. There is nothing to install.