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Palm reading tools

Everything here works on your own hand, in your browser. They share one scan, and each page puts something different first, so choose by the question you came with.

Read my palm

  • Palm reading from a scan of your own hand

    The full scan

    The one to start with if you came for a palm reading. Your lines traced, your hand type, and one line read in full.

  • Palm reading scanner

    How does it find my lines?

    The same scan, with its working shown: each real step on your own hand, and how many random paths each line beat.

  • Free palm reading

    What can I read for nothing?

    It takes you straight to the reading, and the page sets out exactly what's free, with a full example written out.

  • Hand types

    Which of the four hands is mine?

    Earth, air, fire or water, from two published ratios, with a plot of where your own hand sits between them.

  • Palm lines

    Which line is which?

    It opens with handles on your lines, so you can correct them, and place the fate line and the smaller lines yourself.

  • Ring finger longer than index finger?

    Why is my ring finger longer?

    Your index and ring fingers compared, as an estimate, with what the research does and doesn't show.

  • Palm compatibility

    How do our hands compare?

    Two people, one device. Your lines laid over each other, as something to talk about and never as a verdict.

What each one puts first

Whichever you open, the same engine runs, and you can carry on to the rest of the result from any of them. Your type doesn't change because you switched page, either: the first result stands until you close the tab.

If you'd rather read first, palm reading lines maps every line on one hand, and the guides cover the rest. How each measurement is made, and how well it worked in our test, is on the methodology page.

Smaller checks, on the pages they belong to

These run on the page itself, without a camera. You answer by looking at your own hand. More reading is in the guides.

The Complete Palm Reading reads the rest of your hand for $9.99.What's in it