Global perspective
Compare broad continental and regional components with models such as K9 World, K30 Global, and K72 HGDP.
Multi-model genetic similarity analysis
Compare curated global, regional, ancient, modern, and specialized admixture models. Read the patterns across calculators while keeping every result tied to its reference panel and limits.
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Outputs describe model-based statistical genetic similarity, not proven genealogical ancestry.
Method foundation
In population genetics, admixture describes gene flow between populations that were previously more separated. Individual reports use statistical models to compare a profile with present-day and ancient reference data.
Migration, trade, conflict, and community formation can introduce genetic variation between populations over generations. Admixture models are one way to study those population-level patterns.
A model fit is not a reconstruction of one person's family tree.
Why multiple models
The collection is designed for comparison. No single calculator provides a final or universal partition of genetic variation.
Compare broad continental and regional components with models such as K9 World, K30 Global, and K72 HGDP.
Use narrower models such as American Breakdown and Jewish K28 to inspect selected regional structures.
Compare calculators such as Antiquus Mundus K71, Ancient K24, HLA analysis, and X chromosome models.
Included perspectives
Each lens changes the reference frame while preserving the distinction between model output and genealogical fact.
Review broad continental and regional patterns across worldwide reference panels.
Inspect finer clusters in calculators designed for selected geographic regions.
Compare models emphasizing ancient population structure with those using more contemporary panels.
See how different source combinations fit the selected model and reference data.
Review additional perspectives based on HLA markers and X chromosome patterns.
Use maps to understand where reference populations are located without treating map points as personal origins.
Time and resolution
A K9 model groups variation into nine components; a K72 model uses seventy-two. More components provide a finer partition, not automatic certainty.
One calculator may emphasize continental structure, another a selected region, and another an ancient reference panel. Results can vary without being errors.
Result views
Each visualization presents the selected calculator output from a different angle.
Read component labels and percentages in a precise, sortable format.
Compare the relative weight of components within the chosen calculator.
Locate reference populations used by a model without implying personal geographic origin.
Reading results
Model assumptions, reference coverage, and marker availability all affect the output.
Results show how a DNA profile fits selected reference components.
Different panels and component counts can produce different percentages.
Agreement and divergence both help reveal which patterns are model-dependent.
No single percentage defines identity or establishes a genealogical connection.
Calculator explorer
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Global Ancestry K7 provides a clear, modern 7-way admixture breakdown for users worldwide. It estimates proportional ancestry across AMERINDIAN‑SIBERIAN, EAST‑ASIAN, SOUTHEAST‑ASIAN, NORTH‑EAST‑EUROPEAN, AFRICAN, SOUTH‑EUROPEAN, and SOUTH‑WEST‑ASIAN components—ideal for genealogy, education, and comparative research, translating complex genomic signals into an accessible biogeographic snapshot.
Global Ancestry K4 — continental-scale admixture in four clusters
A fast, accessible calculator that estimates an individual's DNA proportions across four global reference groups: ASIAN, AFRICAN, AMERINDIAN‑SIBERIAN, and EUROPEAN‑WESTASIAN. Ideal for curious individuals, genealogists, educators, and researchers seeking a clear, scientifically grounded overview of major ancestral contributions. Provides percentages, visual placement, and historical context as a reliable start
Global Ancestry K5 — 5‑way modern admixture calculator
A clear, world‑wide ancestry tool that estimates genome-wide proportions from five reference components: AMERINDIAN‑SIBERIAN, ASIAN, EUROPEAN, WEST‑ASIAN, and AFRICAN. Ideal for individuals, educators, and researchers who want a fast, interpretable snapshot of deep biogeographic ancestry and major historical admixture patterns. Not for fine-scale ethnicity or medical use.
Global Ancestry K30 maps your autosomal DNA to 30 modeled ancestry components informed by 28 regional reference populations. It delivers a clear percentage breakdown across detailed global clusters (e.g., Mediterranean, Siberian, African, Native American, Oceanian), highlights fine-scale regional affinities, and places your genetic profile in historical and migratory context. Not a clinical test; ideal for genealogy and population study.
Global Ancestry K34 2023 — High-resolution admixture profiling using 34 reference populations. Get proportional ancestry estimates across Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas (K=34). Ideal for genealogists, curious individuals and researchers who want a detailed, interpretable view of modern population structure and recent admixture. Results are statistical estimates and best used alongside documentary research.
World and Jewish Breakdown K28 — A modern-era admixture calculator optimized for Jewish individuals. It compares your DNA to 25 reference populations (11 Jewish subgroups plus regional groups like East-Med, Caucasus, North-African and West-European) to produce a fine-grained percentage breakdown. Ideal for genealogy, community research, and exploring historical admixture with clear, interpretable results.
Global Ancestry K23 — A modern, high-resolution admixture calculator that estimates proportions from 23 components based on 22 regional reference populations. Ideal for genealogy fans, researchers, and curious users, it reveals continental and sub-continental ancestry signals and historical admixture patterns—providing clear, interpretable percentages to explore how migrations shaped your genome.
Global Ancestry K11 provides an 11‑component autosomal admixture profile against modern reference clusters (African, European, Gedrosia, Semitic, East/Southeast/Tibet/Northeast Asian, Mongol_Turkic, Central‑Siberian, NativeAmerican‑EastSiberian). Ideal for genealogy, education, and population studies, it translates genome‑wide SNP data into clear regional ancestry proportions with historical context and practical caveats.
Global Ancestry K25 — 25-component, world-scale admixture analysis
A modern admixture calculator that estimates ancestry proportions using 25 modeled components anchored to 105 global reference populations. Ideal for anyone worldwide, it reveals regional affinities (Africa, Europe, Middle East, South & Central Asia, East Asia, Siberia, Oceania), highlights multi-way admixture, and helps connect genetic signals to migration and population history. Model-aware and interpretation-friendly.
Global Ancestry K36 is a 36-component admixture calculator using 64 global reference populations. It provides fine-scale ancestry proportions and regional affinities across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas and Oceania. Ideal for genealogy enthusiasts, students and researchers, it offers higher resolution than broad continental tests while remaining transparent about reference-driven limitations.
Global Ancestry K28 — High-resolution autosomal admixture
Discover the regional and continental composition of your DNA with a K28-style model mapped to 23 modern reference groups. Ideal for genealogists, adoptees, and researchers, it provides a clear proportional breakdown and historical context—highlighting migrations and mixtures that shaped your ancestry. Probabilistic, interpretable, and designed for exploration.
Global Ancestry K25
A 26‑component autosomal admixture calculator that measures genetic affinity across modern regional clusters spanning Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Oceania. Ideal for genetic genealogy, research, and curious users seeking fine‑grained regional ancestry signals. Interprets component percentages as relative affinities—use with historical and genealogical context.
Global Ancestry K24 — 24-population autosomal admixture calculator
Get a clear, modern breakdown of your ancestry across 24 regional reference groups covering Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Ideal for genealogists, adoptees and curious explorers, it delivers percent-based regional profiles, highlights diaspora components (e.g., European Jewish, Near East), and puts genetic signals into historical context. Interpret as probabilistic estimates and pair with records for best re
Global Ancestry K24 is a modern-era admixture calculator that decomposes your genome into 24 regional reference populations across Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. Ideal for curious consumers, genealogists, and researchers, it delivers fine-scale ancestry proportions, highlights migration signals, and connects genetic patterns to historical events — with clear caveats about interpretation.
Global Ancestry K9 — Ancient Admixture Overview
Quickly estimate ancient ancestry proportions across nine broad source populations (West African, Southeast Asian, South Asian, Pacific, European, Pygmy, WANA, Siberian, Native American). Designed for researchers and enthusiasts, K9 reveals deep-time affinities, highlights major prehistoric migrations, and provides an intuitive baseline for interpreting ancient and modern genomes. Model-based and best used with complementary evidence.
Global Ancestry K30 2023 — A modern K=30 admixture calculator that estimates your proportional ancestry against 26 curated reference populations. Ideal for individuals, genealogists, and researchers, it reveals fine-grained regional affinities (e.g., Anatolia-Caucasus, Sardinian, North British Isles) while balancing resolution and interpretability for robust, actionable ancestry insights.
Global Ancestry K27 — Modern, high-resolution admixture analysis
Compare your autosomal DNA to 21 curated regional references to receive clear percentages of continental and subcontinental ancestry. Ideal for genealogy enthusiasts, adoptees, and researchers, K27 highlights modern-era migration signals (e.g., Mediterranean, Eurasian, African, Oceanian) while noting statistical uncertainty and reference limits.
Global Ancestry K46 provides a clear, modern-era admixture breakdown by comparing your DNA to 33 regional reference populations. Ideal for individuals, genealogists, and educators, it reveals continental and subcontinental ancestry proportions, regional affinities, and mixed heritage signals—useful as a first step toward deeper genetic or genealogical research.
Global Ancestry K45 maps your genome to a high‑resolution panel of 33 reference populations to reveal fine regional ancestry across Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Ideal for genealogists, researchers and curious users, it highlights subtle subcontinental signals (e.g. Anatolia, Persia, Finno‑Ugric, South Indian, Papuan) and frames personal DNA within human migration history.
Global Ancestry K32 — K=32 global admixture calculator
Discover your genetic ancestry with a 32-component model spanning Africa, Eurasia, the Americas, and Oceania. Ideal for curious individuals, genealogists, and researchers, it returns percentage estimates of regional ancestry, highlights historical migration signals, and provides clear, interpretable results with caveats about probabilistic resolution.
Global Ancestry K31 — a modern K=31 admixture calculator using 31 regional reference populations across Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. It provides fine-grained autosomal ancestry proportions, reveals regional admixture signals and historical influences, and is designed for genealogists, researchers, and ancestry enthusiasts. Results are probabilistic and best interpreted with historical and genealogical context.
Global Ancestry K24 — 24‑component global admixture
High‑resolution autosomal admixture analysis comparing your DNA to 195 global reference populations. K24 provides proportional ancestry and regional affinities across Europe, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East—ideal for genealogists, adoptees, researchers, and anyone exploring personal or historical population connections.
Global Ancestry K38 — Worldwide admixture estimates
A genotype-based admixture calculator comparing your SNP data to 36 modern reference populations. Designed for global users, researchers, and genealogists, K38 provides proportional ancestry breakdowns across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Oceania. Use it to explore regional genetic affinities, interpret recent versus ancient admixture signals, and obtain a reproducible starting point for deeper analysis.
Global Ancestry K23 2017 delivers a clear, high‑resolution K=23 admixture profile using 161 worldwide reference populations. Ideal for researchers, genealogists and curious users, it reveals percent‑level regional affinities across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas and Oceania. Interpret results as probabilistic genetic signals—powerful for exploration, not definitive identity labels.
Global Ancestry K38 — A modern-era, global admixture calculator that estimates ancestry proportions against 35 curated reference groups. Ideal for genealogists, researchers, and curious users, it reveals continental and regional heritage (Europe, Africa, Asia, Americas, Oceania) with clear.
Global Ancestry K23 (2013) — a 23‑component admixture model for worldwide users. It estimates regional ancestry proportions using 24 reference populations across Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Ideal for genealogy and population research, it offers fine-scale European and African substructure plus Asian, Near Eastern, Melanesian and Native American signals—interpretable proxies of historic gene flows.
Global Ancestry K39 provides a fine-grained, world-wide autosomal admixture breakdown using 39 components mapped to 36 reference populations. Ideal for genealogy enthusiasts, students, and researchers, it reveals regional ancestry proportions (e.g., West African, Maghrebi, Iberian, South Asian, East Asian, Native American) and places your genome in historical migration context. Model-based and interpretive, not definitive.
Global Ancestry K24 2017 is a high-resolution admixture calculator using 163 global reference populations. Designed for genealogists, researchers, and curious users, it provides proportional ancestry estimates across 24 components — revealing fine-scale regional signals from Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, Oceania and Siberia. Ideal for deepening understanding of multi-way ancestry and historical population affinities.
Global Ancestry K23 2023 — a K=23 autosomal admixture calculator that decomposes your DNA into 23 worldwide reference components. Ideal for genealogists, adoptees, enthusiasts and researchers, it reveals continental and subcontinental ancestry signals, highlights historical migration echoes, and uncovers both major and subtle genetic contributions using a globally representative panel.
Global Ancestry K33 2023 — A high-resolution global admixture calculator using 33 reference populations. It estimates proportional ancestry across Africa, Eurasia, the Americas and Oceania while excluding Jewish reference clusters, offering a clear, non-Jewish baseline for genealogy, population studies and personal exploration. Results are model-based estimates, not medical or legal determinations.
Global Ancestry K33 provides a clear, high-resolution breakdown of your genetic ancestry against 34 global reference populations. Ideal for researchers, genealogists, and curious users, it reveals regional admixture signals—from Africa and Europe to Asia, Oceania, and the Americas—helping you explore migration history and personal origins with accessible, interpretable results.
Global Ancestry K35 — A high-resolution modern admixture calculator that estimates proportional ancestry against 35 global reference populations. Ideal for users worldwide who want detailed regional breakdowns (Africa, Europe, Asia, Americas) and comparative affinity scores, while excluding Jewish-specific reference clusters. Sensitive, scientific, and designed for exploration, not medical diagnosis.
World and American Breakdown K28 — A modern, fine-scale admixture calculator comparing your DNA to 28 globally and regionally informed reference populations. It emphasizes Indigenous American substructure while resolving European, African, Middle Eastern, Asian and Oceanian contributions. Ideal for genealogists, adoptees, and researchers seeking clearer historical and geographic ancestry insights.
Delphi Global K30 — 29-component worldwide admixture
High-resolution autosomal admixture that estimates ancestry across 29 modern reference populations spanning Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Designed for genealogists, students and researchers who want a global, interpretable breakdown of regional genetic affinities and migration-informed signals. Results are probabilistic affinities, best used alongside records and other tests.
Antiquus Mundus K71 is an Ancient‑era admixture calculator comparing genomes to 67 curated ancient reference populations worldwide. It provides fine‑grained admixture proportions and cultural affinities (Bronze Age steppe, Neolithic farmers, Bantu, Austronesian, Indigenous American, etc.), useful for researchers, educators and ancestry enthusiasts. Results offer research‑grade insights with clear archaeological context and model limitations.
Aetas Antiqua & Moderna K54 is a global admixture calculator that decomposes your DNA into 54 refined ancestry components. Ideal for genealogists, researchers, and curious users, it reveals detailed regional and historical signals — from African hunter‑gatherers and Near Eastern groups to East Asian, European, Oceanian, and Native American clusters — with guidance on interpretation and limitations.
DNA Genics World K10 is a global admixture calculator that models your genome as percentages of ten ancestral components using 41 diverse reference populations. Designed for global users — genealogists, researchers, and curious individuals — it provides clear, interpretable ancestry proportions, historical context, and migration insights while noting model limitations and reference-based caveats.
Aetas Antiqua & Moderna K55 is a high-resolution, globally focused admixture calculator. Using a 54-population curated panel under a ModernAncient K55 model, it teases apart deep and recent ancestry signals—revealing continental and subcontinental components, historical migration traces, and regional affinities. Ideal for researchers, genealogists, and anyone seeking a nuanced view of their genomic heritage.
Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations K52 estimates deep ancestral affinities by comparing your DNA to 45 curated ancient and regional populations from the Mediterranean, Near East, Europe and beyond. Designed for researchers, archaeologists and curious users, it highlights Bronze/Iron Age gene flows, colonial and regional signatures (Mycenaean, Phoenician, Etruscan, Anatolian, North African, etc.) to contextualize genetic similarity within historical frameworks. Results are informative for hypoth
Modern Civilizations K98 is a high-resolution admixture calculator comparing your DNA to 98 curated modern reference populations worldwide. Designed for genealogists, researchers, adoptees and curious users, it delivers proportional ancestry estimates, regional affinities and contextual historical insight. Ideal for exploring recent admixture, migration stories and family history with clear, interpretable results.
Modern Civilizations K98 v2 is a high-resolution, global admixture calculator using 98 curated modern reference populations. It provides detailed autosomal ancestry proportions—capturing sub-regional signals across Africa, Eurasia, the Americas, and Oceania—to help researchers, genealogists, and individuals trace recent population movements, detect mixed heritage, and contextualize genetic history with precision and clarity.
Modern Civilizations K75 is a curated, high-resolution admixture calculator for the Modern era. Comparing your DNA to 74 global reference populations, it reveals fine-scale ancestry components across Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas, Oceania and the Arctic. Ideal for researchers, genealogists, and curious individuals, it highlights recent migration signals and regional origins to help you interpret modern genetic ancestry.
Modern Civilizations K76 is a curated admixture calculator that estimates ancestry proportions across 75 global reference populations. Designed for researchers, genealogists, educators and curious users, it provides fine-scale regional affinities and historical context—revealing modern patterns shaped by migration, trade and admixture with clear, interpretable results.
Basic Bronze Age Civilizations K50 compares your DNA to 49 Bronze Age and prehistoric reference groups across Europe, the Near East, Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Using a 50-component model, it provides percentage ancestry breakdowns, ranked ancient matches, and migration/continuity insights—ideal for researchers, genealogists, students, and anyone exploring deep ancestral connections to Bronze Age populations.
Modern World K43 is a curated, modern-era admixture calculator that estimates ancestry across 43 global reference populations. Designed for genealogists, researchers, and curious users worldwide, it reveals fine-scale proportions reflecting migrations, trade, and regional mixture. Use it to explore recent genetic history with clear, interpretable results—while noting limitations tied to reference coverage and input quality.
Modern World K42 is a curated global admixture calculator that compares your DNA to 42 reference populations. It provides modern-era ancestry proportions across Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas, revealing migration signals (Bantu, Indo-European, Austronesian, Silk Road, colonial-era admixture) and offering fine-grained regional insights for genealogists, adoptees and researchers. Probabilistic—interpret alongside other evidence.
Modern World K40 is a curated admixture calculator that parses autosomal DNA against 40 modern reference populations. Built for genealogists, adoptees, researchers and curious users worldwide, it delivers fine‑grained regional ancestry proportions and context—revealing multi‑regional heritage and signals of historical migrations while providing clear interpretation guidance and caveats.
Modern World K28 is a curated K=28 admixture calculator that estimates proportions from 29 modern reference populations across Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. Designed for genealogists, researchers and curious users, it reveals regional ancestry signals and historical mixing patterns with balanced global coverage and fine regional resolution.
This calculator estimates autosomal ancestry against 98 curated modern reference populations. Tailored for genealogists, researchers and curious users, it provides fine-scale regional breakdowns — from multiple African and Native American subgroups to detailed Eurasian, Asian and Oceanian clusters — helping you uncover nuanced ancestry signals while highlighting limitations of modern reference-based inference.
World K43 (Updated: March 2024) is a curated, high‑resolution admixture calculator that estimates ancestry proportions across 44 modern reference populations worldwide. Designed for genealogists, researchers and ancestry enthusiasts, it reveals fine regional signals, historical admixture patterns, and minority components—providing nuanced, interpretable insights while noting probabilistic limits.
Modern Civilizations K76 v2 (April 2024) is a curated ancient-era admixture calculator comparing your DNA to 76 global reference populations. It delivers proportional ancestry estimates, regional affinities, and historical context—helpful for researchers, genealogists, and curious users seeking nuanced insights into migrations, local substructure, and deep ancestral components worldwide.
Historic Roots K24 is an ancient-era admixture calculator that decomposes your DNA into contributions from 22 curated ancient reference populations. Suited for global users—researchers, genealogists, and enthusiasts—it reveals deep-time ancestry proportions (Neolithic farmers, Bronze Age steppe, Anatolian, Zagros, African, East Asian, etc.), links genetic signals to archaeological migrations, and helps contextualize personal DNA in human prehistory.
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Scientific foundation
The reports use widely adopted population-genetics methods, presented for recreational and educational analysis.
Models may draw on curated data from Human Origins, 1000 Genomes, HGDP, and published ancient DNA studies.
Calculators use ADMIXTURE or related model outputs to find a statistical fit between a genetic profile and selected reference components.
Compatible RAW files from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, and LivingDNA are supported.
Accuracy depends on reference coverage, model time depth, available markers, and similarity between neighboring populations.
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Reference notes
The collection includes 30+ curated calculators with global, regional, ancient, modern, HLA, and X chromosome perspectives, plus supported tables, charts, and maps.
Each calculator uses different reference panels, component counts, labels, and time focus. Variation is expected and helps show how strongly an interpretation depends on the selected model.
No. Admixture results estimate statistical genetic similarity to reference populations. They do not prove descent from a particular population, identify specific ancestors, or define personal identity.
Models may use curated data derived from resources such as the Human Origins dataset, 1000 Genomes Project, HGDP, and published ancient DNA studies. Coverage varies by calculator.
Compatible RAW autosomal DNA files from major testing providers can be used. At least 100,000 autosomal markers are recommended; supported WGS files require conversion.
No. The displayed price is a one-time payment with lifetime access to the collection and applicable updates.
Use the collection to find stable patterns, understand divergence, and keep each result grounded in its reference panel.