Kinship Diagram Maker
Visualize Lineage and Understand Cultural Relationships
Visualize biological relationships and understand how they translate into social and cultural realities.
- Customizable templates to effectively analyze cultural dynamics
- Specific kinship diagram shape libraries to represent multiple relationship types
- Represent large societal units and understand relationships in a glance
Develop a Better Anthropological Understanding
Infinite canvas to represent large societal structures together and represent complex relationships with ease.
Simple to use drag and drop tools to arrange the relationships types and build detailed kinship diagrams.
Specific shape libraries to represent people, marriage and cohabitation, decent and more.
Data enabled shape panel to add additional information to specific symbols in a kinship diagram- to clarify relationship types.
Conduct In-depth Cultural Analysis Together
In-app video and audio conferencing to connect multiple research participants and interact like you are in the same room.
Multiple access levels and roles to share with relevant members as viewers, reviewers, and editores.
Real-time cursors for any number of participants. Collaborate with other research participants for better understanding.
Pinpoint Comments to receive detailed feedback on kingship diagrams.
Centralize All Your Findings
Link shapes and workspaces to related diagrams like family trees, skill trees and more.
Import images, vectors, and more into the canvas to create a more holistic view of different cultures and relationships.
Embed documents and reference links to specific research insight, papers and studies right on the canvas.
Export with high-quality formats such as SVG, PNG, JPEG, or PDF.
What Is a Kinship Diagram?
Kinship diagram is used to understand different behavioural people, cultures and relationships in one system/society.
How to Create a Kinship Diagram?
- Identify and list down all your research findings of the specific culture or the society.
- Create a rough outline of the plan by arranging the identified relationships.
- Pick the Creately kinship diagram template. Creately offers an array of templates for you to pick a layout for your plan and get started quickly.
- Once you have selected the Creately template, start adding your findings and relevant relationships to connect with each other.
- Style your plan and add resources/references if necessary. Use different colors to highlight the interviewees if required. With Creately, you can quickly style your graph with attractive and professional color themes.
- Share your kinship diagram with the team to discuss to modify if required. Gather their feedback with contextual comments on Creately. You can download your weekly planner as SVGs, PNGs, JPEGs, or PDFs for printing, sharing, publishing, or presentations. You can also share it with anyone via email.
