Draw your cards
Pick a spread, hold your question in mind, and draw. Cards are shuffled in your browser with a cryptographic random, and reversed cards are included by default.
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The classic three-card line: where you have been, where you are, and where things are heading.
How to get a useful reading
Frame a clear, open question before you draw — “What do I need to see about this?” works better than a question with a hidden yes/no. Then read the cards in relationship to each other and to your question, not one in isolation. If you want to go deeper on any card, each one links straight to its full meaning in the 78-card dictionary.
New to the cards? Start with our beginner's guide to tarot or read about the different tarot spreads and layouts. Come back tomorrow for a new card of the day, and keep your draws in your private tarot journal.
Tarot is a tool for reflection and interest, not fortune-telling or professional advice.