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Features
opentree press takes a unique, visual approach to family history — focused on time, place, and geography, then built to turn that story into high-quality prints.
Print Studio
opentree press helps with the problems that usually make family tree prints hard: low-resolution portraits, awkward layouts, missing context, and print files that are not ready for a frame. Optimize images, choose a strong layout, review the proof, and create a high-quality print of a real family story.
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How it works
Start person by person, or bring in existing research with a GEDCOM import.
Add photographs, documents, places, notes, and records directly to the people they belong to.
Move through lineage, geography, generations, and family relationships without losing context.
Optimize images, create print-ready layouts, download PDFs, and keep a portable archive of the work you create.
Tree workspace
We built tools that put people and places first, including inline research and easily accessible image and document galleries.

Photos and documents
Add media to the person it belongs to. On mobile, capture photographs and documents, confirm the result, and let documents flow into OCR so record text can become usable family-history context.
Open the camera from a person record, take the shot, review it, and save it to the tree.
Documents are stored separately from photos and prepared for OCR-backed reading.
Keep photos, documents, OCR text, and record details attached to the person they belong to.

Maps and lineage
Family history is spatial. opentree press helps surface birthplaces, recorded regions, and movements across generations, then carries that context into interactive views and printable designs.
Use the workspace to organize what you find, favor genuinely public sources first, and keep your family archive portable. The work you bring here should remain useful outside a single service.
AI features are there to assist with organization, image preparation, summaries, and next-step thinking — not to replace evidence or invent a family story.
Start anywhere
Add a parent, import a GEDCOM, scan a document, or make a print. The archive becomes more valuable every time a real family detail finds its place.
Create your family tree