Online Tarot Card Reading

Choose how many cards you need, scroll the fan and pull the ones your hand is drawn to. After the last card you can ask a question and get a reading of the spread.

Choose how many cards to draw

How the tarot card generator works

This is a free online tool for drawing tarot cards: choose how many cards you need, from 1 to 8, and the 78-card deck shuffles in front of you and fans out. Pull the cards your hand is drawn to.

The fan can be turned: with a mouse by dragging or scrolling sideways, on a phone by swiping. Every card you draw flies into its own numbered slot and turns over, and its name appears below.

Deck settings

Reversed cards

When the option is on, each card has an equal chance to land reversed. A reversed card is read differently: it points to delay, inner resistance or the same theme seen from another side.

Major Arcana only

Limit the deck to the 22 Major Arcana if you want to talk about big life themes without the everyday detail of the Minor Arcana.

Reveal cards at once or all together

Cards can be turned one by one as they land in their slots, or all at the same time after the last one is drawn, which is handier for reading the whole spread.

Skip the question

With “Skip the question” on, this is a plain random tarot card generator: it only draws cards. If you leave it off, you can ask a question right after the last card and get an interpretation.

How to ask the cards a question

Open questions starting with “how”, “what” or “why” work best: “What is important for me to understand about the situation at work?” instead of “Will I be fired?”. That way the cards describe dynamics and options rather than passing a verdict.

You can ask the question before or after the cards are drawn. If you already know what you want to ask, phrase it in advance and hold it in mind while the deck shuffles.

How many cards to choose

1 card

A quick answer or advice for the day. More on the one card tarot page.

3 cards

Past, present and future, or situation, obstacle and advice: the most universal format.

5–8 cards

For complex situations with several people involved or several ways events may go.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a truly random deck?

Yes. Before each reading the deck is shuffled with the Fisher–Yates algorithm, and the reversed position is decided by an independent coin toss for each card. You choose the card yourself, so what lands in the spread is your pick from a shuffled deck.

Do I need to register to draw cards?

No. You can draw cards without registering. The AI reading of the spread is also free.

Can I draw again if I do not like the spread?

Technically yes, but in tarot practice repeat readings on the same question are usually done after a pause or with a refined question. Otherwise you start choosing an answer instead of listening to one.

Does tarot predict the future?

We treat tarot as a way to structure your thinking about a situation: the symbols on the cards help you notice what you were overlooking. It is not a guaranteed forecast, and important decisions about health, money and law should rest on facts and on specialists.