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Frequently asked questions
How do I get started?
Download your raw DNA file from 23andMe, MyHeritage, Ancestry, or other services.Visit and sign up at GenesUnveiled.Analyze your raw data for free.Explore free results or purchase a subscription.Access 425+ personalized reports & markers based on your DNA.Reports are updated frequently, and new ones are added regularly.Note: We offer 35+ gene specific insights for free in GeneExplorer and our Methylation Panel. It is free to sign up and test your DNA file. DNA analysis runs entirely in your browser. No uploads. No storage.
How can I download my raw DNA file?
To analyze your DNA in GenesUnveiled, you’ll need your raw DNA file — a plain text file (or csv) containing your genotype information.
1. AncestryDNA
Log in to your Ancestry.com account.
Go to "Settings" for the DNA kit you want to download.
Scroll to "Download DNA Data".
Enter your password and accept the terms.
Click the link in the confirmation email they send you.
Save the .zip file to your computer.
Official AncestryDNA Retrieval Link
2. 23andMe
Log in to your 23andMe account.
Click your name in the top right and select "Browse Raw Data".
Click "Download" in the upper right.
Re-enter your password and answer the security question.
Confirm and wait for the email with your download link.
Save the .zip file to your computer.
Official 23andMe Retrieval Link
3. MyHeritage
Log in to MyHeritage.com.
Go to "DNA" → "Manage DNA kits".
Find your kit and click "Download".
Accept the terms and re-enter your password.
Click the download link in the confirmation email.
Official MyHeritage Retrieval Link
4. FamilyTreeDNA
Log in to FamilyTreeDNA.com.
Hover over "myFTDNA" and select "Family Finder".
Click "Download Raw Data".
Save the .zip file to your computer.
Official FTDNA Retrieval Link
5. Living DNA
Log in to LivingDNA.com.
Go to "DNA Data" in your profile.
Click "Download Raw Data".
Confirm and save the file to your device.
Official Living DNA Retrieval Link
How does GenesUnveiled work?
GenesUnveiled helps you analyze your raw DNA file from providers like 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, LivingDNA, and others. After signing up, the platform scans your raw DNA file, and delivers comprehensive results across health risks, traits, gene activity, high-impact variants, pharmacogenetics, nutrimetabolism, and more.Analysis runs client-side in your browser, so your DNA is not uploaded or stored on external servers.
What kind of reports can I expect from GenesUnveiled?
GenesUnveiled delivers an extensive range of genetic reports, including health risk reports, high-impact variant reports, gene activity reports, pharmacogenetic markers, and nutrimetabolism markers. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive and actionable understanding of your genetic predispositions, health markers, and biological traits.
Which DNA testing companies are supported?
GenesUnveiled supports raw DNA files from major providers, including 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, LivingDNA, and more. Read more on Raw DNA Analysis and What is Raw DNA Data?.
Note: It is free to test your DNA file.
Do I need a subscription?
We offer a simple pricing model with optional subscriptions to access premium reports and features. To access all our reports & markers, you need the Premium DNA Subscription.We also offer free insights in GeneExplorer, along with a free Methylation Panel to get you started.
What can I learn from my raw DNA file?
Your raw DNA file can reveal much more than most standard DNA test pages show. With GenesUnveiled, you can explore health risk reports, trait reports, gene activity reports, high-impact variant reports, pharmacogenetics markers, nutrimetabolism markers, GeneExplorer insights, smart summary results, and our SNP Lookup Database. You can also browse our public overview pages to understand the kinds of reports available. See Raw DNA Analysis and View All Our Reports to learn more.
Can I access my reports later?
Yes, as long as your DNA file is still available on your device. We recommend saving your results or analyzing them each time you visit GenesUnveiled.
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