Sharing a Link, Publishing & the Community Gallery
Publish a view-only link anyone can open without signing in, embed it on a website, or share a genogram in the Community gallery.
Share publishes a view-only copy of your genogram at a link anyone can open, with no sign-in. Click Share at the top right of the editor (it's also in the File menu, and under More on phones).
Publish a link
- Click Share. If the genogram hasn't been saved yet, you're asked to save it first.
- In Publish genogram, give it a Title.
- Under Who can find it, choose People with the link (only people you send it to) or Community gallery (anyone can discover and copy it).
- Click Publish. Copy the Public link, open it, or copy the Embed code to put it on a website.
Published copies are not encrypted
Anyone with the link sees every name, date, note and condition. Don't publish client records unless you set a password. If the genogram contains medical information, you'll be asked to confirm before it goes live. For a private copy to send, use Export image with Anonymize instead.
Link controls (Pro)
- Password (optional): viewers must enter it to open the link.
- Block copying as a template
- Block PNG export
Pro users also see a view count on published genograms.
Change or remove a published genogram
Click Share again to open Manage publication. Use Edit settings and Save changes to update it, or Unpublish to take it down; the link stops working immediately.
The Community gallery
The Community page (Dashboard sidebar) holds genograms shared by clinicians, students and researchers: teaching examples, family structures, famous and historical families. Open one to view it, or click Use template to copy it into your own workspace as a starting point (it counts toward your genogram limit).
To share one of yours, choose Community gallery when publishing, add up to 3 tags, and confirm. You can also tick Also feature it on genogramai.com to give it its own page that can show up in Google, which suits teaching or famous-family examples. Only share made-up, famous or fully anonymized families, never client records.