How to ask your tarot question

A simple question is enough. Add a little context to help make the reading more relevant to your situation.

Example question
I’m thinking about moving to a new city, but I’m worried about leaving friends and family behind. What should I consider before deciding?
  1. Your situation

    What is happening and which options are available.

  2. What has changed

    A recent event, a recurring pattern, or a decision coming up.

  3. What you want to understand

    The choice, concern, or next step you want to explore.

Tarot Questions & Answers

What can I ask the tarot?

You can ask about a decision, a recurring pattern, or a situation you want to understand. Focus on one question and add any context that matters to you. Open-ended questions can help you explore different perspectives; a specific yes-or-no question works best with Yes or No Tarot.

Which tarot spread should I choose?

Choose the 3-Card Tarot for a quick overview, Yes or No Tarot for a specific yes-or-no question, or the Decision-Making Tarot to weigh an action. Choose the Blind Spot Tarot to explore overlooked influences, or the In-Depth Reading for a more complex situation.

Are these tarot readings free?

After signing in, 3-Card Tarot and Yes or No Tarot can use the shared allowance of 3 free basic readings each day. Pro spreads and additional basic readings cost 1 credit each or are included with Premium. View pricing and plans.

How does yes or no tarot work?

FlipTarot draws three cards and weighs whether each is upright or reversed to produce a directional answer. The middle card counts twice, and a tie remains unresolved. The reading also explains the context behind the result. Treat it as a perspective to consider, not a guaranteed outcome.

Can I ask follow-up questions after my reading?

Yes. You can ask up to 10 follow-up questions per reading. FlipTarot uses your original reading as context to clarify cards, explore connections, or discuss possible next steps. Follow-ups are included with Premium; otherwise, each costs 1 credit.