Free tarot reading: draw online, no sign-up
A free tarot reading gives you one or more cards, with their interpretation and a question to inform how you see a situation.
Not a prediction: cards drawn at random, read according to tradition, to reflect on, not to follow blindly.
Tarot de Marseille: Nicolas Conver, dated 1760, restored by the Tarot World Project, CC BY-SA 4.0 license, via Wikimedia Commons. Rider-Waite: drawings by Pamela Colman Smith, 1909, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Images resized and compressed by Versana; Marseille Minor Arcana diagrams and card back drawn by Versana.
By Thomas Guilhot · updated
Which spread for which question?
A quick look with a single card, three cards to connect past, present, and opening, the cross to dig into a denser question: choose according to your time and the clarity of your question.
| Spread | For | Cards | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Three-card spread | Take stock of a situation | 3 | 5 min |
| Cross spread | Shed light on a decision | 5 | 10 min |
| Love tarot | Look at a relationship | 5 | 10 min |
| Yes or no tarot | Weigh a closed question | 1 | 2 min |
| Daily tarot card | One card for the day | 1 | 1 min |
| Celtic Cross | An in-depth reading | 10 | 20 min |
How the draw works
A real shuffle
The deck is shuffled in your browser with the system’s random generator (crypto.getRandomValues) and the Fisher-Yates shuffle, without bias: every order has the same chance.
Nothing leaves your device
No card, question, or date is sent: the reading is calculated on your device. The sharing link contains only the cards drawn.
Nothing is kept without you
Settings and the journal are saved, in this browser only, only if you click to keep them. You can delete them.
Share the tool: the link leads to the page, without anything you entered.
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Frequently asked questions about free tarot readings
Is the free tarot reading really free?
The readings on this page are free to use, with no payment or conditions. The interpretation offered is a support for reflection: it does not replace professional advice and makes no claim about tomorrow.
Which spread should I choose?
A single card suits a wish for simple insight. The 3-card spread connects a before, a present, and an opening. The cross lets you explore a situation from several angles. If you are unsure, start with one card and reread it slowly before adding more.
Should I read reversals?
It is a personal choice. A reversed card can be read as a more inward, restrained, or in-progress version of the same image. If the idea feels cumbersome, you can set reversed cards aside: the upright card is enough to reflect on.
Can I draw with my own deck?
Absolutely: reflection does not depend on a physical deck. If you prefer to have your cards in hand, you can shuffle, draw, then open the page for each card to reread its image, its meaning, and the question that goes with it.