Palmistry
TRAC Palmistry AI
Photograph your palm, set the lines on your own lines and mark what you see. You get your hand type, the lines with the ages on them, the mounts and signs, and a chart of your hand — and, with TRAC Astrologer, your hand set beside your birth chart.
1. Your hand
Hold your open palm inside the outline on the screen; the photo is taken when you tap Take Photo, so the lines fit your hand straight away.
Use Phone Camera opens your phone's own camera app — it gives the sharpest, full-resolution photo.
Choose a clear photo of your open palm, taken straight from above.
No photo? Use the drawn palm and move the coloured lines to where your own lines are.
Open hand, fingers together, in good light. The photo stays on your device — only the marks are sent.
2. Place the lines
Drag the round handles so each coloured line sits on your own line.
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3. Mark what you see
Choose a mark, then tap on the line. Choose a sign, then tap on the palm.
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Mounts — the soft pads below the fingers and at the sides of the palm. Press gently and compare:
Birth chart from my palm
No birth time — or no birth date at all? Your hands carry them. Count a few lines on both hands, or show where each planet's sign sits on your palm, and get a birth chart read from the hand.
Count only clear lines at least a quarter of an inch (6 mm) long; two short or broken lines count as one. A magnifying glass and good light help. Leave a box empty if you cannot count it.
A check: the lowest finger parts of the right hand
Upright lines on the lowest part only, right hand.
The Lal Kitab way: a planet's sign in a part of the palm, or a line running from one part to another, places that planet in a house. For each planet, open How it looks and pick the house whose picture matches your hand. Signs you marked on the photo above are used too.
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Palmistry shows tendencies; your choices keep writing the lines. The hand is never read for the span of life, and this is not medical advice.
About Palmistry
Palmistry reads the shape of the hand, its main lines and its mounts. The life, head, heart, fate and sun lines, and the mounts named after the planets, each describe a part of one's nature and the course of life.
Upload a clear photo of your palm in good light and this page explains the lines it can see, in simple words. Lines change over the years and are read as tendencies.
A responsible palm reading describes strengths and areas for care. It never predicts the length of life or illness.
Learn more: Palmistry basics