Free Birth Chart Calculator: Natal Chart, Rising Sign & Full Astrology Reading

Enter your date of birth, exact birth time and birth place above. The tool casts your natal chart instantly and shows the chart wheel, your Sun, Moon and rising sign, the planets in signs and houses, aspects and a written reading. It's free and needs no sign-up.

Your rising sign (Ascendant) is the zodiac sign rising on the eastern horizon at your birth, so it needs your birth time and place. Enter both and the rising sign appears in the Big Three cards and as AC on the left side of the wheel. It changes roughly every two hours.

Your Moon sign is the sign the Moon was in when you were born. The Moon changes sign every 2 to 2.5 days, so your birth date alone is usually enough, but if you were born on a day the Moon changed signs you need the birth time to be sure.

Tick "I don't know the birth time" and the chart is cast for noon. The signs of the Sun and planets will be correct, the Moon may be off by a few degrees, and the Ascendant, Midheaven and houses are hidden because they depend on the exact time.

Placidus is the most widely used in Western astrology and is the default here. Whole Sign houses are traditional and used in Vedic astrology. You can switch between 9 systems at any time to compare; only the houses change, not the planets' signs.

Tropical astrology (Western) fixes 0° Aries to the spring equinox. Sidereal astrology (Vedic) fixes the zodiac to the stars. Because of precession they are now about 24° apart, so your sidereal signs are often one sign earlier. Choose either zodiac and an ayanamsa in Chart settings.

The tool finds every aspect between one person's planets and the other's, then weights them by the planets involved, the aspect type and how exact it is. It gives an overall percentage plus scores for romance, chemistry, communication, emotional bond and long-term stability, and shows how each person's planets fall in the other's houses.

Transits are the current positions of the planets compared with your birth chart. When a transiting planet makes an aspect to a natal planet, astrologers expect that theme to become active. The Transits tab shows today's transits and a forecast timeline with exact dates that you can add to your calendar.

A solar return chart is cast for the exact moment each year when the Sun returns to the degree it held at your birth, close to your birthday. It's used to forecast the year ahead. You can choose the year and relocate the chart to where you'll spend your birthday.

Yes. Open the Vedic (Kundli) tab to see your Rasi and Navamsa charts in South or North Indian style, the nakshatra and pada of every planet, and your Vimshottari dasha periods with the current mahadasha and antardasha highlighted. Lahiri ayanamsa is the default.

Chiron shows a core wound and your gift for healing it. The North Node points to your growth direction and the South Node to your comfort zone and past habits. Black Moon Lilith (the lunar apogee) shows your raw, rebellious side. All of them appear on the wheel and in the reading; you can hide them in settings.

The place search uses the IANA time zone database, which includes historical daylight saving rules for most places, and the exact UTC offset used is shown under the place. For births before standard time zones (roughly pre-1900) or during war time, open Manual and set the UTC offset yourself.

All calculations run in your browser. Your birth data is saved only in your own browser's storage so it is still there next time. The place search sends just the city name you type to a free geocoding service to look up coordinates and the time zone.

Yes. Download the wheel as a high-resolution PNG or SVG, copy it to the clipboard, print a PDF report with positions, houses and aspects, download a CSV, or copy a share link that reopens the same chart. You can also save several people's charts in your browser.