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Tarot Cheat Sheet: All 78 Cards

A free printable reference with upright and reversed keywords and a yes or no lean for every card. No email, no sign-up, just download and print.

Preview of the Omoy tarot cheat sheet showing the Major Arcana keywords

Major Arcana · the 22 great archetypes of the deck

CardUprightReversedYes / no
The Foolbeginnings, curiosity, opennesshesitation, carelessness, holding backYes
The Magicianskill, focus, initiativescattered energy, manipulation, untapped talentYes
The High Priestessintuition, stillness, inner knowingignored instincts, secrets, disconnectionMaybe
The Empressnurturing, abundance, creativityneglecting self, overgiving, creative blockYes
The Emperorstructure, stability, leadershiprigidity, control, chaosYes
The Hierophanttradition, learning, guidancerebellion, dogma, questioning normsYes
The Loversconnection, choice, harmonydisharmony, misaligned values, indecisionYes
The Chariotdetermination, momentum, willpowerlost direction, scattered effort, frustrationYes
Strengthcourage, compassion, patienceself-doubt, impatience, harshnessYes
The Hermitsolitude, reflection, wisdomisolation, loneliness, avoidanceMaybe
Wheel of Fortunecycles, change, turning pointsresistance to change, delays, repeating patternsMaybe
Justicefairness, truth, accountabilityunfairness, avoidance, biasMaybe
The Hanged Manpause, surrender, new perspectivestalling, resistance, indecisionMaybe
Deathendings, transformation, releaseclinging, fear of change, stagnationNo
Temperancebalance, moderation, patienceexcess, imbalance, impatienceYes
The Devilattachment, temptation, habitsrelease, awareness, breaking freeNo
The Towersudden change, revelation, upheavalavoiding change, delayed disruption, fear of upheavalNo
The Starhope, renewal, inspirationdiscouragement, disconnection, lost faithYes
The Moonuncertainty, dreams, intuitionclarity returning, confusion, hidden fearsMaybe
The Sunjoy, vitality, claritydimmed joy, overconfidence, temporary cloudsYes
Judgementawakening, reflection, renewalself-criticism, hesitation, ignoring a callingYes
The Worldcompletion, wholeness, fulfillmentunfinished business, delays, lack of closureYes

Wands · fire, drive and creative spark

CardUprightReversedYes / no
Ace of Wandsraw inspiration, creative spark, new venturestalled start, scattered energy, creative doubtYes
Two of Wandsplanning, future vision, bold choicesfear of choosing, overplanning, playing safeMaybe
Three of Wandsexpansion, foresight, early progressdelays, frustration, plans outgrownYes
Four of Wandscelebration, homecoming, stabilitytension at home, unrecognized effort, not belongingYes
Five of Wandscompetition, friction, clashing ideasavoided conflict, easing tension, fatigueMaybe
Six of Wandsrecognition, victory, confidenceunnoticed effort, need for approval, self-doubtYes
Seven of Wandsperseverance, standing firm, boundariesexhaustion, overwhelm, giving groundMaybe
Eight of Wandsspeed, momentum, news arrivingdelays, crossed signals, hasteYes
Nine of Wandsresilience, persistence, last stretchburnout, defensiveness, old woundsMaybe
Ten of Wandsburden, overcommitment, responsibilityrelease, delegation, setting limitsNo
Page of Wandscuriosity, exploration, fresh passionrestlessness, scattered ideas, hesitationYes
Knight of Wandsboldness, adventure, passionrecklessness, impatience, unfinished plansYes
Queen of Wandsconfidence, warmth, charismaself-doubt, burnout, jealousyYes
King of Wandsvisionary leadership, conviction, entrepreneurial spiritoverbearing, impatience, empty promisesYes

Cups · feelings, love and intuition

CardUprightReversedYes / no
Ace of Cupsnew love, emotional renewal, compassionblocked feelings, emotional fatigue, self-loveYes
Two of Cupspartnership, mutual attraction, harmonyimbalance, misunderstanding, drifting apartYes
Three of Cupsfriendship, celebration, communityoverindulgence, gossip, loneliness in crowdsYes
Four of Cupsapathy, contemplation, missed offersrenewed interest, awareness, chosen solitudeNo
Five of Cupsgrief, regret, disappointmentacceptance, forgiveness, moving onNo
Six of Cupsnostalgia, innocence, childhood memoriesstuck in the past, idealized memories, outgrowing rolesYes
Seven of Cupschoices, daydreams, illusionclarity, discernment, overwhelmMaybe
Eight of Cupswalking away, seeking meaning, letting goindecision, fear of leaving, avoidanceNo
Nine of Cupscontentment, wishes, satisfactionhollow success, indulgence, unmet desiresYes
Ten of Cupsemotional fulfillment, family harmony, belongingfamily tension, unmet ideals, disconnectionYes
Page of Cupsintuition, creative messages, sensitivityemotional immaturity, creative block, escapismYes
Knight of Cupsromance, charm, idealismmoodiness, unrealistic expectations, unreliabilityYes
Queen of Cupsemotional intelligence, intuition, compassionlost boundaries, absorbing emotions, self-neglectYes
King of Cupsemotional balance, wise counsel, diplomacysuppressed feelings, moodiness, manipulationYes

Swords · thought, truth and conflict

CardUprightReversedYes / no
Ace of Swordsclarity, breakthrough, truthconfusion, overthinking, harsh wordsYes
Two of Swordsindecision, stalemate, avoidanceinformation overload, release, hard choiceMaybe
Three of Swordsheartache, grief, painful truthhealing, forgiveness, lingering sorrowNo
Four of Swordsrest, recovery, contemplationrestlessness, burnout, returningMaybe
Five of Swordsconflict, hollow victory, self-interestreconciliation, regret, letting go of grudgesNo
Six of Swordstransition, moving on, calmer watersresistance to change, unfinished business, stuckYes
Seven of Swordsstrategy, discretion, resourcefulnessconfession, coming clean, self-deceptionNo
Eight of Swordsfeeling trapped, self-limiting beliefs, fearrelease, new perspective, freedomNo
Nine of Swordsworry, sleeplessness, anxietyrelief, speaking up, inner turmoilNo
Ten of Swordsending, rock bottom, releaserecovery, renewal, resisting an endingNo
Page of Swordscuriosity, new ideas, learninggossip, hasty words, scattered focusMaybe
Knight of Swordsaction, ambition, directnessimpulsiveness, haste, scattered energyYes
Queen of Swordsperception, independence, clear boundariescoldness, harsh judgement, bitternessYes
King of Swordsauthority, integrity, reasonmanipulation, rigidity, controlYes

Pentacles · work, effort and the material world

CardUprightReversedYes / no
Ace of Pentaclesopportunity, new beginning, groundingmissed chance, poor planning, delayYes
Two of Pentaclesbalance, adaptability, jugglingovercommitment, disorganization, overwhelmMaybe
Three of Pentaclesteamwork, craftsmanship, collaborationpoor coordination, unclear roles, lack of recognitionYes
Four of Pentaclessecurity, conservation, controlletting go, generosity, releaseMaybe
Five of Pentacleshardship, isolation, feeling left outrecovery, accepting help, returning warmthNo
Six of Pentaclesgenerosity, fair exchange, giving and receivingstrings attached, imbalance, one-sided givingYes
Seven of Pentaclespatience, assessment, long-term effortimpatience, frustration, doubtMaybe
Eight of Pentaclesdiligence, mastery, practiceperfectionism, drudgery, rushingYes
Nine of Pentaclesself-sufficiency, refinement, independenceoverwork, loneliness, insecurityYes
Ten of Pentacleslegacy, family, lasting foundationsfamily tension, restrictive expectations, instabilityYes
Page of Pentaclesstudiousness, new skill, practical ambitionprocrastination, lack of focus, self-doubtYes
Knight of Pentaclesreliability, persistence, routinestagnation, boredom, stubbornnessYes
Queen of Pentaclesnurturing, practical care, comfortself-neglect, imbalance, overgivingYes
King of Pentaclesstability, responsible leadership, stewardshiprigidity, status-seeking, controlYes

Want to know which cards are yours? Try the tarot birth card calculator, or practice with a three-card reading.

Frequently asked questions

Is the tarot cheat sheet really free?

Yes. The PDF is free to download and print for personal use, with no account, email address or sign-up. Just click the download button and save it.

What is on the cheat sheet?

All 78 cards in three pages: the Major Arcana, then Wands and Cups, then Swords and Pentacles. Each card shows three upright keywords, three reversed keywords and whether it leans yes, no or maybe.

How should a beginner use a tarot cheat sheet?

Keep it next to your deck while you practice. Look at the card first and notice your own impression, then check the keywords to fill in the gaps. Over time you will reach for the sheet less and less.

Where can I read the full meaning of a card?

Every card name in the table below links to its full Omoy page, with symbolism, love, career and money readings, advice and common questions.

Free for personal use. Card meanings on Omoy are original writing for reflection and entertainment only.