Kundli & Birth Chart Calculators
Work out the pieces of your birth chart one at a time — ascendant, moon sign, nakshatra, divisional charts and the live planetary positions behind them.
Free Rising Sign (Ascendant / Lagna) calculator. Find your ascendant rashi from your date, time and place of birth, with its ruling planet.
Rashi Calculator (Moon Sign)Free Rashi calculator. Find your Vedic moon sign (chandra rashi) from your date, time and place of birth, with its ruling planet, element and name syllable.
Sun Sign Calculator (Surya Rashi)Free Vedic sun sign calculator. Find your sidereal surya rashi from your date of birth — and why it often differs by one sign from your Western sun sign.
Nakshatra CalculatorFree Nakshatra calculator. Find your birth nakshatra (Janma Nakshatra), its pada, ruling planet and Moon rashi from your date, time and place of birth.
Navamsa (D9) CalculatorFree Navamsa D9 calculator. See every planet's navamsa sign from your birth details — the chart Vedic astrologers read for marriage.
Planetary Position CalculatorFree planetary position calculator. See all nine grahas at your birth — sign, degree, nakshatra, retrograde, combustion and dignity.
Divisional Chart (Varga) CalculatorFree divisional chart calculator. See every graha across D7, D9, D10, D12, D16, D24, D30 and D60 in one table, computed from your birth details.
Ashtakavarga CalculatorFree Ashtakavarga calculator. Get the Bhinnashtakavarga bindus for all seven grahas plus your full Sarvashtakavarga table, from your birth details.
A janam kundli is one diagram carrying several separate measurements, and most confusion about Vedic astrology comes from collapsing them into one. The ascendant is the sign rising on the eastern horizon at your birth minute; it sets the house framework and it moves a full sign every two hours. The Moon sign is where the Moon sat; it is what an Indian astrologer means by "your rashi" and what every rashifal is written for. The Sun sign is a third thing again, and in sidereal terms it is usually one sign earlier than the Western one you already know.
Below those three sit the finer divisions. The zodiac splits 27 ways into nakshatras and each of those into four padas — a grid fine enough to distinguish two people who share a Moon sign, which is why matchmaking and dasha both run off it rather than off the rashi. Finer still are the divisional charts, which re-slice each sign into 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 24, 30 or 60 parts, each read for one department of life.
The tools here compute each of those pieces separately so you can see where a number comes from rather than being handed a finished reading. Start with the Moon sign if you have only a date, or the ascendant if you have a recorded birth time.