Discover What Your Palm Lines Reveal

Upload a clear photo of one open palm. Your phone checks it first, for light, sharpness and size, and nothing leaves your device at that point. If the photo is fine, you can unlock a personalised reading of your own palm; the photo is sent to be read only after the payment is confirmed, and a prepared copy is remembered in this browser for up to 30 days; our servers do not store it.

Everything else on this page is free and needs no photo: tap any line or mount on the palm drawing to see where it is and what palmistry traditionally says about it, and open the example hands to see what a full reading looks like. The meanings and the examples were written by us.

The heart line runs under the fingers and is traditionally read for how feelings are given and received. The head line crosses the middle of the palm and is read for thinking style, practical or imaginative. The life line curves around the base of the thumb; despite its name, it is read as energy and steadiness in daily life, not as how long anyone lives.

Some hands also show a fate line rising up the middle of the palm (a sense of direction), a sun line towards the ring finger (recognition and creativity) and a Mercury line towards the little finger (communication). Many hands do not have these three at all, and that is normal.

The mounts are the raised pads of the palm, each named after a planet. Under the fingers sit the mounts of Jupiter (index finger: ambition and confidence), Saturn (middle finger: responsibility and structure), Apollo or the Sun (ring finger: creativity and charm) and Mercury (little finger: communication and wit).

The fleshy base of the thumb is the mount of Venus (warmth and enjoyment of company), the outer edge of the palm is the mount of the Moon (imagination and intuition), and the mounts of Mars sit between thumb and index finger and below the little finger (courage and how conflict is handled).

Use daylight from a window and turn the flash off. Show the inside of one open hand, fingers together and relaxed, with the whole palm and the base of the fingers in the picture. Hold the phone about 20 to 30 cm away so the palm fills most of the frame, and tap your palm on the screen to focus.

Keep faces and other people out of the picture: a photo that shows a person or more than one hand is refused. Your dominant hand is the one most palm readers look at first, but either hand can be read.

A photo shows only what the light and the camera catch. Fine lines, faint lines and the depth of a mount are often hard to see, so each feature in your reading is marked as clearly seen, hard to tell, or not visible in this photo. A line that cannot be seen is never made up, and a hard-to-tell feature is described as uncertain.

Palmistry is a traditional system of symbolism, not a science. There is no evidence that the lines of the hand predict events, health, illness or lifespan, so this reading never talks about them. Please treat it as a prompt for reflection, and do not base decisions about your health, money, safety or relationships on it.

The palm drawing, the meanings of every line and mount, the example readings and the photo guide are free and need no sign-in. The personal reading is a one-time payment through Razorpay and covers one hand. If your photo cannot be read, you are told why and can send another photo without paying again; after several unreadable photos we refund you.

After you pay, your photo is sent once to OpenAI to note which lines and mounts can be seen, and the written reading is made by an AI from those notes. A prepared copy stays in this browser for up to 30 days; our servers do not store it; OpenAI may keep what it receives for up to 30 days for abuse checks. What was seen and the written reading are kept for 30 days so you can come back to them, and are never put in the page address or in analytics.