What is intuitive tarot?
Intuitive tarot is a way of drawing cards where you bring a question and pick cards based on your own feeling. The cards are not chosen for you by a computer; you select them yourself from the complete deck of 78. That is how the three cards at the top of this page are drawn.
This site uses the 1909 Rider–Waite–Smith deck in the public domain, not the commercial Intuitive Tarot deck. Detailed descriptions for every card are available in our card library.
How to read three cards
The three cards examine your current situation, key hurdle, and direction forward. You do not need to memorize card meanings before picking; choose whichever card your attention pauses on. Upright or reversed orientation is fixed the moment you choose, so avoid redrawing just to get a prettier card.
After you finish choosing, AI weaves the three cards together with your question into a personal reading. The cards offer perspectives on your situation; they cannot determine what someone else is thinking or guarantee how the future will unfold.
How to frame a useful question
Small, specific questions work best. Asking "Should I reach out to talk this month?" will reveal far more actionable steps than "Will we end up together?"
If you are not sure where to start, you can pick a prompt from the four categories above. More framing examples can be found in our guide on how to ask a question.