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Genealogy and Family Archives — Three Films

Three distinct films: family charts and connected PDF, tagging faces, and the complete Person archive.

Watch the three films

Select Films on the Help home page to see all films immediately, or choose a film below. These videos are 720p for smaller downloads. Each opens here in Help with playback controls, English captions and a chapter selector. These are three different films; full-screen viewing makes small app controls easier to read.

Images are AI-generated fictional examples. No connection with any real person is intended; any resemblance is coincidental.

Open the fictional PDF examples

This is a fictional, generated PDF. Some facts may repeat or be implausible; it demonstrates the functionality, not actual real data. The revised examples use one photograph per media page. A shared photograph can still appear in different people’s dossiers because each Person links to that image.

The family PDF contains 13 connected people. The Person PDF contains Arthur and five directly related people, including the full fictional measurement ledger. Private DNA fields were selected only for these synthetic examples. Unknown or inapplicable Person fields remain empty.

Try the face-tagging workflow

Download the before-tagging collection and open it from Catalog’s File menu. The completed collection includes six saved face regions across the two photographs. The garden shows Arthur left, Clara middle, Robert right; the library shows Robert left, Arthur middle, Clara right.

Continue with Tag a Shared Family Photograph, Export and Share a Family Archive, or Start Your Family History Collection.

Family charts and connected PDF

Explore six chart layouts, 13 connected people and the actual 85-page family archive. Images are AI-generated fictional examples. No connection with any real person is intended; any resemblance is coincidental.

Tag faces and connect people

Tag Arthur, Clara and Robert in two photographs, find the images in their Person records and export the collection. Images are AI-generated fictional examples. No connection with any real person is intended; any resemblance is coincidental.

The complete Person archive

Tour all 15 editor sections, historical portraits, military service, height and weight charts, temperature records, synthetic DNA and the 50-page Person PDF. Images are AI-generated fictional examples. No connection with any real person is intended; any resemblance is coincidental.

Family archive · 13 people · 85 pagesA connected family chart and 13 Person dossiers, with one photograph per media page. This is a fictional, generated PDF. Some facts may repeat or be implausible; it demonstrates the functionality, not actual real data.Family archive · 13 people · 85 pagesA connected family chart and 13 Person dossiers, with one photograph per media page. This is a fictional, generated PDF. Some facts may repeat or be implausible; it demonstrates the functionality, not actual real data.Complete Person archive · 6 people · 50 pagesArthur and five directly related people, with all selected content and one photograph per media page. This is a fictional, generated PDF. Some facts may repeat or be implausible; it demonstrates the functionality, not actual real data.Complete Person archive · 6 people · 50 pagesArthur and five directly related people, with all selected content and one photograph per media page. This is a fictional, generated PDF. Some facts may repeat or be implausible; it demonstrates the functionality, not actual real data.Practice collection · before face tagging23 fictional records with generated photographs and synthetic health/DNA values. Open separately from your own collection. Images are AI-generated fictional examples. No connection with any real person is intended; any resemblance is coincidental.Completed collection · saved face tags23 fictional records with generated photographs and synthetic health/DNA values. Open separately from your own collection. Images are AI-generated fictional examples. No connection with any real person is intended; any resemblance is coincidental.

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