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Tarot spreads for your question
Pick a theme or write what is on your mind. We'll suggest a layout, shuffle the deck and help you read the cards.
Topics
Pick what matters to you and see the layouts that fit.
Where to start
Three simple layouts for a first reading. Each takes just a few minutes.
- Beginner1 card~4 min
Card of the day
One card for one day: a gentle focus, not a forecast. How to frame a morning question, what to notice in the image, and how to turn the card into a single concrete step.
- Beginner3 cards~8 min
Past · present · future
The classic three-card line of past, present and future. Learn to read it as the movement of a situation rather than a verdict, and what to do when the cards seem to contradict each other.
- Beginner3 cards~8 min
Yes or no
A yes-or-no spread built on for, against and answer. How to weigh the cards honestly, which questions suit tarot's sense of tendency, and when facts and a direct conversation are needed.
How a reading works
Ask your question
Choose a deck and phrase your question. It is optional, but it makes the reading more precise.
Shuffle and draw
The deck shuffles itself. Cards land on the layout by position, with no peeking.
Reveal and read
Turn the cards one by one and work through their meanings. Then discuss the reading with the assistant.
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Topic:General
7 spreads
- Beginner1 card~4 min
Card of the day
One card for one day: a gentle focus, not a forecast. How to frame a morning question, what to notice in the image, and how to turn the card into a single concrete step.
- Beginner3 cards~8 min
Yes or no
A yes-or-no spread built on for, against and answer. How to weigh the cards honestly, which questions suit tarot's sense of tendency, and when facts and a direct conversation are needed.
- Beginner3 cards~8 min
Past · present · future
The classic three-card line of past, present and future. Learn to read it as the movement of a situation rather than a verdict, and what to do when the cards seem to contradict each other.
- Beginner3 cards~8 min
Situation · action · outcome
A practical decision spread: where you stand, which step is possible and where it leads. How to state the situation, test whether an action is realistic, and avoid mistaking the outcome for a guarantee.
- Intermediate3 cards~8 min
Mind · body · spirit
A self-check across three areas: mind, body and spirit. How to read the balance between them without turning the spread into a medical diagnosis, and how to choose one practice for the week.
- Intermediate7 cards~16 min
Horseshoe
Seven cards form an arc from the past to the outcome: what led here, what lies hidden, what stands in the way, and what advice the situation offers. A broad, all-purpose spread for a wide question.
- Advanced10 cards~22 min
Celtic cross
Ten cards: the cross describes the situation, and the staff describes your stance and the likely direction. A deep spread for complex questions that calls for time and a calm, unhurried reading.
How to choose a spread
A tarot spread is a layout where every card has its own place and meaning. More cards give a more detailed answer, but take longer to read.
For a short question or a mood for the day, one card or a yes-or-no spread is enough. For a tangled situation, take a layout of three to five cards: it shows causes, obstacles and a possible outcome.
Beginners are better off starting with simple layouts and rereading the interpretation a few days later. Large layouts, such as the Celtic Cross, suit a question that is already clear and when you have time to think.
Ask your question and draw the cards
Choose a deck and a layout. The reading is saved to your diary when you are signed in.