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A Kundali, also spelled Kundli, is a Vedic astrology birth chart. It is a map of where the nine grahas — the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu — stood in the sidereal zodiac at the exact moment and place of your birth, arranged into twelve houses starting from your ascendant.

Enter your name, gender, date of birth, exact birth time and birthplace in the generator above, and select your city from the suggestions so the correct coordinates and time zone are used. Your chart is generated instantly, with no payment and no sign-up required.

Three things: your date of birth, your time of birth as accurately as you can get it, and your place of birth. The date positions the slower planets, the time fixes your Lagna and the Moon's degree, and the place supplies the coordinates and historical time zone.

Not reliably. The Lagna changes roughly every two hours, so an unknown birth time means the house structure of the entire chart is uncertain, and the Moon's position — which sets your Nakshatra and your whole Dasha timeline — can be wrong too. If your time is uncertain, use the closest recorded estimate and treat house-based interpretation with caution.

The Lagna chart, or D1, is your main birth chart and shows the overall structure of your life. The Navamsa, or D9, divides each sign into nine parts of 3°20′ and is read chiefly for marriage, the spouse and a planet's underlying strength. A planet occupying the same sign in both charts is called vargottama and is considered especially stable.

Vimshottari Dasha is the main Vedic system for timing events. It divides life into a 120-year cycle of planetary periods called Mahadashas, each subdivided into Antardashas. Your starting Dasha lord is set by the Nakshatra your Moon occupied at birth, which is why an accurate birth time matters for the timeline.

The charts are drawn in the North Indian diamond style, where the houses stay fixed and the sign numbers move. This is the format used across most of northern India and by the majority of Hindi and English Kundali software.

The Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, the standard adopted by India's Calendar Reform Committee and the most widely used sidereal reference in Vedic astrology. Charts built on a different ayanamsa, such as Raman or KP, may differ slightly for planets sitting near a sign boundary.

Twenty, covering D1 through D60 along with the Chalit, Sun, Moon and Transit charts. Each divisional chart, or varga, magnifies a specific area of life — D9 for marriage, D10 for career, D7 for children, D4 for property, D24 for education and so on.

Your chart is generated on request. If you are logged in, your Kundalis are saved to your account so you can reopen them later, and you can delete any saved chart yourself at any time. Generating a chart does not require an account.

No. The generator gives you accurate calculations — charts, positions and dates — but not interpretation. Reading how those placements interact, which yogas are formed and what a dasha period means in your particular chart is what an astrologer does. Our expert Kundali analysis report covers that layer.

Panchang covers the five limbs of the Vedic calendar for your birth moment — tithi, vara, Nakshatra, yoga and karan. Avakhada is the summary table traditionally used for matchmaking and naming: your Varna, Vashya, Yoni, Gana, Nadi, Rashi and the syllable suggested for your name.