Find your path
through all 78.
Short, honest writing. New posts weekly.
Personalised spreads, every kind of question.
A card for every day of the year.
Wellbeing reads for the inner journey.
New to tarot? Start here
You don't need to be psychic, and you don't need to memorise 78 meanings before you draw your first card. Pick a question, pull a card, read its page, and notice what it stirs up. The beginner's guide to reading tarot walks through your first reading step by step, and the card pages will carry you the rest of the way.
Tarot readings, card meanings and wellbeing guidance
78Paths is an online tarot site built around the full 78 card deck: the 22 cards of the Major Arcana and the 56 cards of the Minor Arcana across Cups, Wands, Swords and Pentacles. You'll find personalised tarot readings, detailed card meanings, original tarot art, and honest writing about wellbeing and the inner life. No cold reading tricks, no doom predictions, and nothing hidden behind a per question fee.
All 78 tarot card meanings, free
Every card in the deck has its own page, with upright and reversed meanings, keywords, symbolism, and how the card tends to show up in real questions about love, work and change. Start at the tarot card meanings hub if you want to browse the whole deck, or jump straight to the card you keep drawing. The card pages are free and always will be.
Online tarot readings that go deeper
Our tarot readings range from a quick single card draw to the full ten card Celtic Cross, with the three card past, present and future spread and dedicated relationship and career spreads in between. Full members get unlimited readings with no per reading fees, which changes how you use tarot: you can ask the small questions as well as the big ones, then come back tomorrow and see how the answer has moved. If that sounds like your kind of practice, have a look at full membership. Prefer to start free? A free member account lets you comment on the blog and keep a private tarot journal.
A card for every day of the year
The tarot calendar pairs each date with a card and a short reading written for that day. It's a lighter way in: one card, one thought, no spreads to learn. Plenty of readers use it as a daily check in before the day gets going.
Tarot and wellbeing, honestly
Tarot works best when it's treated as a mirror rather than a fortune telling machine. The articles and the blog dig into that side of things: mindset, presence, journalling with the cards, and how a deck of images can help you think clearly about a decision without pretending to know your future. New blog posts land weekly.