Import your Gramps file
Have a tree in Gramps? Import your Gramps XML file into Kinleaf and pick up in the browser, on any device. Your core tree comes across, and you can export back to Gramps whenever you want.
How it works
Export Gramps XML from Gramps
In Gramps, export your family tree as a Gramps XML file.
Upload it to Kinleaf
Create a free account and import the file. Kinleaf reads your core tree in seconds.
Work and share online
View and edit from any device, then share a private link or export back to Gramps.
What comes across, and what does not
Kinleaf brings your core tree: people, families, relationships, events, dates, places, and notes.
It does not bring media bundled inside Gramps package files, or deep source and citation records. This is core tree portability, not a lossless copy.
After you import
Edit from anywhere
Open your tree on a phone or computer, with no desktop install.
Private sharing
Share a private link with relatives, and hide living people on public views.
Export anytime
Export back to Gramps XML, or as GEDCOM, JSON, PDF, or PNG.
Common questions
01Does Kinleaf import Gramps XML directly?
Yes. Gramps XML import is live, and your core tree opens in the browser.
02Will everything from Gramps come across?
No. Your core tree comes across, but media in Gramps package files and deep source and citation records are not migrated.
03Can I go back to Gramps later?
Yes. Export to Gramps XML at any time. Nothing is locked in.
Bring your Gramps tree online in a few minutes.
Import your Gramps XML file and keep full ownership, with export back to Gramps anytime.
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