CousinChart — family connections made simple

What is my cousin's kid to me?
Find out in 2 seconds. 👇

CousinChart is a free family relationship calculator. Tap your question — or build any relationship — and get the exact answer with a visual chart.

Example: your cousin's child = your first cousin once removed
👆 Tap your question
OR BUILD ANY RELATIONSHIP
YOU

The relative you BOTH come from…

is your…

grandparent
THEM

…and is the other person's…

same ancestor, their side

grandparent
They are — pick one to get the exact word (nephew, grandaunt) instead of “niece or nephew”.
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They are your…
First cousin
And you're their first cousin too.
🧬 You share about 12.5% of your DNA on average
✨ Make it yours — name & add a photo for everyone in the chart
🔒 Photos never leave your device — everything happens right here in your browser.
1️⃣ Tap the question that sounds like yours (or use the + / − builders)
2️⃣ Get the exact relationship name — both directions — instantly
3️⃣ Add real names & photos, then download your family chart to share 🎉

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