
Family Tree Maker
Paid desktop genealogy software for Mac and Windows that syncs with Ancestry trees.
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About Family Tree Maker
Family Tree Maker is a long-established desktop genealogy program, now developed by Software MacKiev, for building a family tree on Windows or Mac. Its main draw is synchronisation with an Ancestry.com online tree, so the copy on your computer and the one on Ancestry stay matched, including across more than one computer. It also shows record hints from Ancestry and FamilySearch, can download branches from FamilySearch, and includes mapping, charts and reports. A cloud feature and a free companion mobile app let relatives view the tree and leave notes. It is a paid program sold as a one-time purchase per version, with new editions released every few years. It suits genealogists who do most of their research on Ancestry and want a full desktop program that stays in step with their online tree.
Best for: Ancestry subscribers who want a desktop tree that stays synced with their online Ancestry tree.
Pros and cons
What works
- Two-way sync with an Ancestry online tree
- Hints from both Ancestry and FamilySearch
- Runs on both Mac and Windows
Why people leave
- No free edition
- Most useful only if you also use Ancestry
- No Linux version
Top Family Tree Maker alternatives
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RootsMagic66.5Has a free edition and imports Family Tree Maker files directly, with hints from more record sites.
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webtrees59.6Free self-hosted web app for collaborating on a tree without an Ancestry subscription.
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Family Tree Maker: common questions
Is Family Tree Maker free?
No, Family Tree Maker is a paid product.
Is Family Tree Maker open source?
No, Family Tree Maker is not open source. Open-source alternatives include webtrees.
What platforms does Family Tree Maker run on?
Family Tree Maker is available for Windows and macOS.
What are the best alternatives to Family Tree Maker?
The highest-ranked Family Tree Maker alternatives right now are RootsMagic and webtrees. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.