A practical guide to free online Kundli and birth charts
A Kundli, Kundali, Janam Kundli and Birth Chart are common names for the Vedic chart calculated from the birth date, exact time and place. Read the summary first, then D1 and planetary placements, divisional charts, Yogas and Doshas, Dasha timing and finally the interpretations.
What do the Ascendant, Rashi and Nakshatra show?
A Janam Kundli maps the Ascendant, twelve houses, signs and nine planetary placements. A useful reading combines signs, houses, lords, aspects, conjunctions, divisional charts and the current Dasha rather than relying on one placement.
D1, D9 and other divisional charts
D1 is the primary natal chart. D9 provides a finer Navamsa view, while D4, D7, D10, D12, D24 and D30 support specific topics. Hover or focus a planet to see its traditional target houses.
Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantar Dasha
Mahadasha is the broad planetary period, Antardasha is its sub-period and Pratyantar is a shorter current period. Transits add the present moving-planet context; none of these alone guarantees an event.
Yogas and Doshas in a Kundli
Supportive combinations, cautionary Dosha indications and mitigated states are grouped separately. Sade Sati is read from Saturn's transit around the natal Moon sign and should be interpreted with the complete chart and current Dasha.
What can a birth Kundli help you explore?
Personality, education, career, finances, marriage, children and different life stages use multiple houses, significators and divisional charts. Use Kundli Matching for two-person compatibility and Live Kundali Chat AI for a focused question about the generated chart.