Free Tarot Reading

A tarot reading lays cards from a 78-card deck in a pattern called a spread, where each position stands for part of a question — the past, a challenge, a likely direction. This free reading shuffles a full 78-card deck in the order of the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck (22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana) with a fair random draw and explains every card upright or reversed, with a focus on general life, love or work. It is meant for reflection and fun, not prediction.

How to use this tool

1. Choose a spread: one card for the day, a yes-or-no card, three cards for past–present–future, five for love, or the ten-card Celtic Cross.
2. Pick whether to read the meanings for general life, love or work.
3. Decide whether reversed (upside-down) cards are allowed, and optionally type your question.
4. Press the button to draw and read the cards in order.

Formula

Number of possible 3-card readings = 78 × 77 × 76 × 2³ = 3,651,648

Cards are drawn without replacement, so no card appears twice. Each card is upright or reversed with equal chance when reversals are on (×2 per card). The draw uses unbiased secure random numbers; a seed makes a reading repeatable.

Example

A three-card reading might show Past: Five of Cups, Present: Four of Swords and Future: The Star — a story of a disappointment, a needed rest and renewed hope. With reversals on, The Star reversed would instead suggest reconnecting with what inspires you.