Explore your family tree across the whole world

Import your family tree GEDCOM to analyze your family tree on an interactive global map visualization

YooRoots Map uniqueness

Existing family tree tools are designed to “build” a tree.

YourRoots Map is to “visualize, analyze, and share” your family tree.

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A World of Features

Visualize and explore your roots
- Instantly see where your ancestors were born
- Filter by time period, surname, or relationship
- Create and save custom views (e.g., direct ancestors only)
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Trace your family's migration path
- Use “Trace Back To Me” to visualize how your lineage flows from any ancestor all the way to you
- Create and save custom views (e.g., direct ancestors only)
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Share with family members
- Generate a private, shareable link to YourRoots Map
- No account required for viewers
- Choose privacy options like hiding living individuals
Compare your roots with ancient DNA
- See your Ancient Bloodline report (full or trial) directly overlaid on the map
- Explore connections between your family tree and ancient populations
- More ancient DNA samples are coming soon (e.g., Celtic, Nordic, American)

What’s Coming Next?

YourRoots AI

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We can’t wait for you to try it.

AI Ancestor Finder
Break through your tree’s “dead ends”
Let AI scan your family tree and identify members missing parent information.
- Detects “dead-end” individuals in your GEDCOM file
- Searches across public and curated genealogy sources
- Suggests likely parents based on names, dates & locations
- Adds clickable source links for you to verify findings
- Helps you grow your tree with newly discovered family lines
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AI Deep Research
Get a detailed genealogy research report
Choose one ancestor. Let AI do the digging.
- Smart, multi-step research strategy built from your input
- Searches genealogical records, sites, and archives automatically
- Returns sources, URLs, summaries, and clear next steps
- Designed to mimic how a professional genealogist works
- Perfect for deep-dives into specific relatives
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More about YourRoots Map

How does YourRoots Map work?

Start your exploration in seconds by importing your existing family tree (GEDCOM)

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It will only take a few minutes.
Download GEDCOM
Download your family tree (.GED) from Ancestry, MyHeritage, or other genealogy sites.
Import GEDCOM
Import your GEDCOM file to YourRoots Map — That’s it! Explore, share, enjoy

Frequently asked questions

What is a GEDCOM file?

GEDCOM is a data structure for storing and exchanging genealogical information so that many computer programs can use it. A GEDCOM file can contain information on events such as births, deaths, census records, ship records, marriages, etc.

How can I download my family tree as a GEDCOM file?

Ancestry

Login to your Ancestry.com account and click "Trees"
Click "Tree settings" of a tree that you want to export.
Find "Manage your tree" section and click "Download your GEDCOM file", then click "Export".

MyHeritage

Login to your MyHeritage account and go to Manage Family Trees.
Click "Export to GEDCOM" of a tree that you want to export.

Does it cost anything to download your GEDCOM?

No. Downloading your GEDCOM is completely free and only takes a minute. We urge everyone to download their GEDCOM, regardless of if you use YourRoots, so that you have a copy of your own records.