Free tarot reading: choose your spread

At Zebo's Tarot you lay the tarot cards for free, without an account and without costs. Pick a spread, pick a deck and draw your cards; the meaning of every card in its position appears right away. Since late 2023 more than 675,000 readings have been done here.

Most people start with the daily tarot card or with three tarot cards for past, present and future. For a question about your relationship there is the tarot of love, for a concrete question the yes/no tarot. Below are the eight spreads people use most; all 24 spreads are on one page.

Is your question about love? The tarot of love lays four cards on the present, the possibilities, yourself and the future. More than a quarter of all questions typed here are about love; it is the question the cards get asked most.

Want a short answer? The yes/no tarot draws one card and gives a clear yes or no.

Want to know what today brings, draw the daily card. For the coming seven days there is the weekly reading, one card per day. For a big question with many sides the Celtic Cross with ten cards is the most complete spread.

You pick a spread and, if you like, a question. Take a moment to think about what is on your mind: a situation, a decision, or simply how you feel. An open reading without a question works too.

Then you pick a tarot deck and click the cards that draw you. Each card lands on a fixed position in the spread, and that position shapes how the card is read: the same card on "obstacle" says something different than on "outcome". The meaning per card and per position appears at once.

Read the cards as a mirror, not as a statement about what is fixed. Tarot helps you look at your situation differently; the choice stays yours.

Tarot is a card system of 78 tarot cards, divided into the Major Arcana (22 cards carrying the big life themes, from The Fool to The World) and the Minor Arcana (56 cards in four suits: Cups for feeling, Swords for mind, Wands for energy and Pentacles for the practical).

A spread combines those cards with positions that each light up one side of your question. Tarot does not predict; it gives you another perspective on what is going on and helps you make a more conscious choice.

In 171,438 readings the visitor typed a question of their own. Of all those questions 28% were recognisably about love, more than about choices (8%), work (6%) and money (4%) together. In a sample of 3,000 questions we sorted one by one it was 37%.

That share moves with the year: in January and September almost one in three questions is about love, in May one in four.