A tarot reading should tell you something about your own question that you could not quite say yourself.
Tarot Knows Everything is a free online tarot reader. You type a question, choose a spread, and the deck is shuffled on our server — then you turn the cards yourself. Nothing is pre-selected, and no two readings come out the same.
The interpretation is written by an AI model asked to read cards the way a person does: each card described in the position it landed in, upright or reversed, in relation to the cards around it. Not a keyword list. A reading.
Three spreads
Single card — a straight answer to a direct question.
Three cards — past, present, future, or whatever three positions your question actually needs.
Celtic Cross — ten positions, the full map, for situations that have a history and a few moving parts.
You can ask a follow-up after any reading. New cards are drawn for the new question — a follow-up is a new reading, not a rehash of the last one.
What this is not
A reading is a mirror, not a verdict. It is a tool for reflection, and it is not a substitute for medical, legal, financial or mental-health advice. We make no claim that tarot predicts the future — only that a good reading can make your own thinking visible to you, which is usually the part that was missing.
How it stays free
Twenty credits a day, no account required. A single card costs 10, a three-card spread 20, the Celtic Cross 40. If you want more in a day, you can buy a credit pack or subscribe — credits you buy never expire, and daily credits reset at midnight UTC.
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Questions people ask before they draw
Everything you might want to know before you ask the cards something.
Is the tarot reading free?
Yes. Every visitor gets free credits to start with, and a one-card reading costs 10 of them. A three-card spread costs 20. You only pay if you want longer readings or unlimited follow-up questions.
How does an AI tarot reading work?
You ask one question and pick a spread. The deck is shuffled on our server the moment you press start, and an AI tarot reader then reads the cards you drew as one connected message — each card named, placed in its position and explained in plain language.
Are the cards really random?
Yes. The shuffle and the draw happen on the server after you press start — nothing is pre-chosen, no card is fixed to a question, and asking the same thing twice can honestly give you different cards.
Which spread should I choose?
One card for a straight answer, three cards for past, present and future, the four-card cross when you are weighing two sides of a decision, and the ten-position Celtic Cross when a situation needs a full map.
What does a reversed card mean?
A reversed card reads as the same energy turned inward, delayed or resisted — not as the opposite of its upright meaning. Your reading names it and explains what it is doing in that position.
What can I ask about?
Anything you would take to a reader: love and relationships, career and money decisions, family situations, timing. A specific question gets a specific answer — "Should I stay, or is it time to leave?" reads very differently from "What do I need to hear right now?".
Do I need to sign up?
No. You can draw cards and read the interpretation without an account. Signing up only keeps your reading history in one place and carries your credits between devices.
Is my reading private?
Your reading is private until you share it. Nobody can see your question or your cards unless you press share and send the link yourself — and the page a link opens shows the reading, never your account or email address.
Is a tarot reading a substitute for professional advice?
No. Readings are for reflection and entertainment. They are not a substitute for medical, legal, financial or mental-health advice, and they should never replace a professional who can see your whole situation.