What a natal chart shows
A natal chart shows planetary positions, zodiac signs, ascendant, houses, and major aspects for the moment of birth. The calculation runs in the browser and is useful for quick self-reflection.
How to use it
- Enter the birth date as digits, for example 29061992.
- Enter the birth time as hours and minutes, for example 1130.
- Choose a city from the list or enter coordinates manually.
- Build the chart and download the result image.
What the chart calculates
A natal chart uses birth date, time, and place to show planets in signs, ascendant, houses, and major aspects. The more accurate the time and coordinates, the more reliable the sensitive parts of the chart, especially ascendant and houses.
The calculation is meant for astrological self-reflection and entertainment. It is not a scientific forecast, medical advice, or a guarantee of events.
How to read the result
Start with the Sun, Moon, and ascendant, then move to houses and aspects. Treat the descriptions as symbolic language that can help you ask questions about habits, motivation, relationships, and goals.
If birth time is unknown, planets in signs may still be useful for a general reading, but houses and ascendant can be noticeably wrong. Do not make important decisions based only on the chart.
It helps to write down not only the interpretation but also your reaction: what feels familiar, what feels questionable, and which themes you want to test in real life. That turns the chart into an observation tool rather than a set of fixed answers.
Privacy and limits
Birth data is processed locally in the browser. If you save an image, remember that date, place, and time of birth are personal information.
Astrology schools differ in orbs, house systems, and interpretations. Use the result as an overview, not a final verdict about personality or the future.