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If your family tree on FamilySearch is larger than you can visualize, then Puzzilla can help. Puzzilla helps you find opportunities in your genealogy research to expand your family tree.
What is Puzzilla?
Puzzilla is a hyper-condensed visual family tree that lacks photos and dates. The power of Puzzilla is in showing you the big picture of your FamilySearch family tree and its overall structure.
The platform's goal is to help users find new places to research, which may lead to new names for their branches.
Caleb shows how to access the Ancestor View and the Descendant’s View on Puzzilla and where research opportunities may appear.
Soon, you'll navigate through your massive family tree and find new places to research, which may lead to new names for your branches.
What Are the Benefits of Using Puzzilla with FamilySearch?
The primary benefit of Puzzilla is that it focuses on quickly charting your ancestor's descendants throughout your family tree. After you log in with your FamilySearch account, you can view a multi-generation spiked tree with lines and nodes at no cost.
You can click on each node to view details about your ancestors as they appear on the FamilySearch family tree.
You can click on each node to view details about your ancestors as they appear on the FamilySearch family tree.
For added benefits, you can subscribe to the premium features and gain access to:
Potential historical records
Historical record hints
Possible Duplicate profiles of the selected person on FamilySearch.
Available Ordinance is a feature for LDS user accounts.
To check for current subscription rates and additional features, click Puzzilla.org.
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Can You Use Puzzilla on Other Genealogy Websites?
Puzzilla works only with FamilySearch.org. Thus, it does not work on Ancestry, Findmypast, MyHeritage, or other genealogy websites. Most users of Puzzilla are looking for new names to add to their tree to do ordinance work for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
However, don't let that initial aim stop you. When you face genealogy brick walls or want to research a new spot on your family tree, this freemium website can help you find overlooked opportunities.
