Royal border family tree template for one family line
A heraldic crimson and gold border around five generations of one family line, each person in an ornate oval photo frame.
- Page shape
- Portrait (3:4), or any other shape
- Artwork
- Royal lineage, decorative border
- In the editor
- Settings → Template Style → Royal lineage border
Trying the template is free and needs no account. A print-ready file comes with a plan.
How the design is made
- Portrait 3:4 on the Royal lineage border artwork
- Ornate oval photo cards with album name labels
- One line of descent over five generations, top to bottom with elbow lines
- Cinzel title and names, EB Garamond subtitle
Your tree takes the artwork, the cards, the fonts, the colours and the lines. The people, the photos and the texts on the page stay your own.
Every family deserves a royal portrait. We made this template with one line of descent, from great-grandparents at the top to a grandchild at the bottom, each in an ornate oval photo frame with an album label for the name, inside a border of shields, crowns and gold scrollwork.
It works well for a family name you want to honour: the tree grows from top to bottom with square-cornered lines, so it is easy to see who comes from whom.
Your family in this style, on any page
The style takes your own people, names and photos. Here it is with a sample family of ten, in each page shape.
Landscape 
Portrait 
Square
How to use this template
- Open the free editor, or open your project from My projects if you have a plan.
- Put in your family: type the names on the ready-made tree, build it person by person, or import a GEDCOM file.
- Press the gear button (Settings) at the bottom of the screen and open Template Style.
- Click Royal lineage border and press OK. The background, cards, fonts, colours and lines change; your people, names, dates, photos and page texts stay as they are.
- Change the title, add photos and check every name. To download a print-ready file, choose a plan.
Would you rather Treeshy built the tree for you? Answer the family tree form and choose Decorative border and the Royal lineage style, and you see a free preview before you pay. Then press Edit in the studio and choose Royal lineage border under Template Style: restyling your preview is free. How the form works.
