Free Janam Kundli online — by date of birth, time and place
Your Janam Kundli (जन्म कुंडली, also called a birth chart, horoscope or Jathakam) is a map of where the nine grahas stood at the moment you were born. Jyotish Tarang calculates it with Swiss Ephemeris precision and draws it as a traditional North Indian diamond chart.
Create your free Kundli →What your free Kundli shows
- Lagna (Ascendant) — the rising sign, which sets the twelve houses of the chart.
- Rasi chart (D-1) — the placement of Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu across the twelve signs and houses.
- Moon sign and Janma Nakshatra — the basis of your Rashi, Vimshottari Dasha and daily Gochara.
- Planetary degrees with retrograde and combustion indicators.
What you need to make a Kundli
- Date of birth.
- Exact time of birth — even a few minutes can change the Lagna and Navamsa. Use your birth certificate or hospital record if you can.
- Place of birth — used to work out latitude, longitude and time zone.
- Unsure of the time? Use birth time rectification to narrow it down from real life events.
Go beyond the basic Kundli
With a Gold or Platinum plan the same chart unlocks deeper Vedic analysis:
- Divisional charts — Navamsa (D-9) for marriage and dharma, Dashamsa (D-10) for career, and the full Shodasha varga set up to D-60.
- Dasha systems — Vimshottari, Yogini and Chara Dasha.
- Strength analysis — Shadbala, Vimsopaka Bala and Ashtakavarga with Trikona Shodhana.
- Yogas — classical combinations such as Budha-Aditya, Neecha Bhanga and Kemadruma, with a written Yoga Phala interpretation.
- KP System — star lords and sub-lords for every cusp and planet.
- Everything is compiled into a downloadable Kundli report PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Kundli free?
Yes — creating your Rasi (D-1) Kundli is free. Detailed interpretation, divisional charts and full reports are part of the paid plans.
North Indian or South Indian chart?
Charts are drawn in the North Indian diamond style, where houses stay fixed and signs rotate with the Lagna.
Which ayanamsa is used?
Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, the standard adopted by the Government of India's calendar reform committee.
Can I make Kundlis for my family?
Yes. You can save multiple charts in your account; the number of saved charts depends on your plan.
Start with your free Kundli
Enter your date, time and place of birth — your chart is ready in under a minute.
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