Tarot Spreads: Layouts, Positions and When to Use Them
A tarot spread is the pattern you lay your cards out in. Each position in the spread has its own meaning, so the same card can say something different depending on where it lands.
Choose a spread that matches the depth of your question: a single card for a quick check-in, three cards to see how a situation is developing, and the Celtic Cross when you want the full picture.
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One Card
1 card · 10 creditsA single card for quick, clear guidance.Best for: A daily check-in or intention for the day
Yes or No
1 card · 15 creditsOne card answers a direct yes-or-no question.Best for: Simple decisions with two clear options


Past, Present, Future
3 cards · 20 creditsThree cards trace how your situation is unfolding.Best for: Understanding how a situation developed


Love
3 cards · 30 creditsYou, your partner and where the relationship is heading.Best for: Understanding where you and a partner stand


Money & Fortune
3 cards · 30 creditsYour finances across past, present and future.Best for: Planning a purchase, investment or savings goal




Career Path
5 cards · 40 creditsFive cards on your work, strengths and next steps.Best for: Deciding whether to change jobs



+5Celtic Cross
10 cards · 60 creditsThe classic ten-card spread for an in-depth reading.Best for: Complex situations with many moving parts
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Choose a spread that matches the depth of your question: a single card for a quick check-in, three cards to see how a situation is developing, and the Celtic Cross when you want the full picture.
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