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Free Zi Wei Dou Shu chart calculator

Enter your birth date, birth hour and gender to draw your twelve-palace chart (Purple Star). Tap any palace to see what it governs and which palaces to read with it. No sign-up.

Gender

Your birth details are used once to draw the chart and are not saved.

How to read what you see

  1. 1

    Find your Life Palace

    It is outlined in gold. It anchors the chart, and every other palace is positioned from it.

  2. 2

    Read the major stars first

    Most palaces hold one or two of the fourteen major stars. The small mark beside a star is its brightness, and a colored tag means one of the Four Transformations landed there.

  3. 3

    Read palaces in groups

    Tap a palace and the chart tints the three that work with it: the two in its triangle and the one directly opposite.

What the twelve palaces govern

Life
Core temperament, the default self
Siblings
Brothers, sisters, close peers
Marriage
Spouse, romantic partnership style
Children
Children, creations, what you nurture
Wealth
Money behavior: earning, holding, spending
Health
Constitution, weak points, stress response
Travel
The outside world, relocation, how strangers receive you
Friends
Networks, colleagues, followers
Career
Vocation, achievement style, public role
Property
Home, real estate, the family vault
Fortune
Inner life, enjoyment, mental rest
Parents
Parents, elders, institutional backing

Guides for reading your chart

Frequently asked questions

Is this chart really free?

Yes. Drawing the chart costs nothing and needs no account.

Do you save my birth details?

No. They are used once to calculate the chart and are not stored. Reload the page and they are gone.

What if I don't know my birth hour?

The hour decides where the Life Palace sits, so a chart without it is not reliable. A birth certificate or a family member is the best source.

Which time do I use if I was born abroad?

Use the clock time at the place you were born.

Why does my chart differ from another site?

Schools differ. This chart uses the Korean lunar calendar, which follows Korea's time zone, so on some dates a lunar month starts a day apart from the Chinese calendar. Leap-month rules also vary by school.