Free printable family trees — kings, emperors and gods
Every family tree in the archive can be printed free: the whole tree, every branch unfolded, on one A4 or A3 sheet. Choose a tree below, and the archive opens it with the print sheet ready — pick the paper and the turn, and the PDF is drawn on your own device.
Printable British royal family tree
From Alfred the Great to the present royal family: the houses of Wessex, Normandy, Plantagenet, Tudor, Stuart, Hanover and Windsor, with the consorts and children who joined them, on a single sheet. 282 people across 40 generations.
Printable Roman emperors family tree
The emperors from Augustus to the fall of the West, with the wives, heirs and adopted sons through whom the purple passed — the Julio-Claudians, Flavians, Antonines, Severans and the dynasties after them. 121 people across 22 generations.
Printable Byzantine emperors family tree
From Constantine the Great to the fall of Constantinople in 1453: the Justinian, Macedonian, Komnenian, Laskarid and Palaiologan lines and every dynasty between, with the empresses who joined them. 243 people across 41 generations.
Printable Habsburg family tree
From Rudolf I through the marriages that built an empire to the Spanish and Austrian lines and the house of Habsburg-Lorraine — the family that married Europe, branch by branch. 149 people across 25 generations.
Printable Greek gods family tree
The Greek gods from Chaos to Olympus, after Hesiod’s Theogony: the primordial powers, the Titans, the Olympians and their children, and the heroes born of gods. 152 people across 9 generations.
Is it really free?
Yes. The tree sheet costs nothing, needs no account and no sign-up, and can be printed as often as you like.
What is on the sheet?
The whole tree with every branch unfolded, each person as a nameplate joined to their parents, partners and children by the same lines you see in the archive. The free sheet carries names alone, so the shape of the family stays readable at a glance.
Which paper size should I choose?
A4 or A3, upright or sideways — the same drawing fits any of them. The larger trees, such as the British royal line and the Byzantine emperors, are easier to read on A3; the smaller ones sit comfortably on A4.
Can I print my own family tree the same way?
Yes. Begin a book of your own — from a single name, or from a GEDCOM file exported by your genealogy site — and the same print sheet draws it. Your book stays on your device throughout.