Your free
tarot reading.
Choose a spread. Turn over the cards. Make room for the question on your mind.
Pamela Colman Smith · the classic 1909 deckYour reading starts here.
Take your time. Each card appears only once in a spread.
What do these cards mean together?
Get a reading of the cards in their positions, connected to your question. Writing your own notes is optional.
Your own thoughts, if you like.
Add what stood out, or save the reading and return to it later. Your notes are optional.
The classic deck, card by card.
Original 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith illustrations by Pamela Colman Smith. The notes below are modern prompts for reflection.
Learn without losing your own voice.
What did you notice then? What changed?
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One card. Five quiet minutes.
A daily card stays with you for the day. Keep a note, and see what you notice by evening.
Keep your physical cards close.
Log the cards you pulled at home, with the same place for your question and notes.
Come back to the reading.
Save what you thought, add what happened, and export a copy whenever you want.
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Where do the card images come from?
These are scans of the original 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck, illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith. There is no single official deck for all tarot traditions. View the image sources.
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