Palm reading
Palm reading scanner
Scan your palm with your camera or upload a photo. We find your hand shape, mark the traditional palm zones on your photo, then guide you through your main lines.
Private: your photo never leaves your device.
Reading your hand…
The first scan loads a small detector (about 8 MB), then it is instant.
- Hold your open palm toward the camera
- Spread your fingers slightly
- Use bright, even light
- Use a plain background
No camera or photo? Answer two quick questions instead
Zones and line guides are approximate. Compare them with the creases on your own palm.
Your hand type
In love:
Work that suits it:
- Your ring finger looks longer than your index finger. Palmists read this as a creative, risk-taking streak.
- Your index finger looks longer than your ring finger. Palmists read this as a natural planner and leader.
- Your index and ring fingers are about equal, read as a balance of caution and daring.
- Your thumb angles open, read as generous and adaptable.
- Your thumb sits close to your fingers, read as careful and self-controlled.
For reflection and entertainment. Measurements from a photo are approximate.
Now read your lines
Look at your palm and choose the option that looks most like your line. Tap the one closest to yours.
Choose one option for each line to see your reading.
Your palm reading
Learn palm reading
Frequently asked questions
Is my palm photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The hand detection runs inside your browser, and your camera image or photo never leaves your device.
How does the palm scanner work?
It finds 21 points on your hand, measures palm shape and finger proportions to work out your hand type (Earth, Air, Fire or Water), marks the traditional palm zones on your photo, then lets you read your main lines with the guide.
Is palm reading accurate?
Palmistry is a traditional practice for reflection and entertainment. It cannot predict the future, and the scanner gives approximate measurements.