Tarot Birth Card Calculator

About This Tool

So, you’re curious about tarot birth cards? Yeah, me too. I stumbled on this idea a few years back while digging into tarot spreads and realized—most people don’t even know they have a birth card. It’s not just about your zodiac sign or favorite card from a random reading. Your tarot birth card is tied to the day you were born, and it supposedly reflects core traits, life themes, even challenges you might face. This calculator? It’s simple. You plug in your birth date, and it spits out your two main cards—one from the Major Arcana and sometimes a second if there’s a double-digit sum. No fluff, no mystic jargon unless you want it. Just raw info based on traditional tarot numerology. I built it because I got tired of manually calculating mine every time I forgot (which was often). It’s not magic. It’s math. But hey, if a little number crunching helps you feel more connected to your path, why not?

Key Features

• Instant calculation using your birth date—just month, day, and year.
• Returns your primary Major Arcana card based on numerological reduction.
• Shows a secondary card if your sum results in a double-digit number (like 11, 22).
• Plain-English descriptions—no “arcane wisdom” or vague poetry unless you dig deeper yourself.
• Works offline once loaded—no data sent anywhere, because privacy matters.
• Mobile-friendly. Use it on your phone while waiting in line or during a late-night existential crisis.

FAQ

Wait, how does this even work?
It’s basic math. Add up the digits of your birth date (month + day + year), reduce it to a single number (unless it’s 11 or 22—those are special), and match it to the corresponding Major Arcana card. For example, The Fool is 0, The Magician is 1, up to The World at 21. If your sum is 23, you reduce it to 5 (2 + 3), so you’d get The Hierophant. Simple.

Is this scientifically proven?
Nope. And I’m not gonna pretend it is. Tarot’s more about introspection than hard facts. This tool won’t predict your future or tell you what job to take. But if you’re into self-reflection, symbolism, or just like quirky personality insights, it’s a fun starting point. Think of it like a cosmic mood ring—colorful, a little weird, but not something to base life decisions on.