Which Is the Best Free Astrocartography Chart for You?

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Everything here comes from the sites' own public pages, read on November 7, 2026. These are their claims and not our test results, and we did not go through anyone's checkout. Prices and features change, so check before you rely on any of this.

Site	Free, by its own description	Paid options listed
astrologylines.com	All 12 bodies with four lines each, line crossings, parans, local space lines, best places by theme, comparison of up to three cities, a second person's lines, a relocated chart and an 11-page PDF. No account, no email.	Personal Atlas report, USD 19
astrochart.co	Lines for all 10 planets, Sun through Pluto, and a reading for any location you click. No sign-up. Up to 3 saved charts.	Pro $15 a month or $120 a year, Decision Report $39
astrocarto.org	An interactive map with line filters, a basic city check and city comparison. No purchase needed to create the map.	Credit packs at $9.90, $19.90 and $29.90, or Plus from $7.90 a month
astrocarto.net	The core chart and map without signing up, and five free location checks. Its pricing page lists Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Pluto and Lunar Node lines under the paid plan.	Pro $19.90 and Ultimate $39.90, both one-time
astro.com (AstroClick Travel)	A map of the Sun, Moon, planets and Moon's Nodes, four lines each, with an explanation when you click a line or a place. New visitors are asked to enter birth data and create a user profile.	No price shown on this page
This site	All 12 bodies with four lines each, first city with reasons, first city for four goals, any-place lookup, a relocation chart, your rising sign for any city, bands for an uncertain birth time, and line crossings (parans). No account.	City report, one-time

We could not check Astro-Seek. Its astrocartography page returned a 403 error to our request on November 7, 2026, so we say nothing about its features here. People often mention it, so you may want to look for yourself.

Which one fits which person

You want the most free features. On its own description, astrologylines.com offers the widest free set of the sites above, including parans, local space lines and a couples view. It also says the calculation runs in your browser, so your birth details are not sent to a server.

You want an answer more than a map. That is what this site was built for. You get one city with its reasons first, then the lines. If reading lines is the part you were hoping to skip, start here.

You want many astrology tools under one roof. astro.com describes itself as one of the largest astrology portals, and astrochart.co also has birth charts and compatibility pages. Both make sense if you plan to do more than look at a map.

You want AI-written readings. astrocarto.net and astrocarto.org both centre their paid plans on AI readings and credits.

You care which engine is behind the map. astrocarto.net says Swiss Ephemeris, astrochart.co says "Swiss Ephemeris-grade" positions from JPL DE431, and astrocarto.org says it uses astronomy-engine and not Swiss Ephemeris. astrologylines.com publishes tests against NASA JPL Horizons. Our own tests are on How we calculate.

Where this site falls short

You should know these before you choose us.

• No local space lines. Local space is a different way of drawing lines that some astrologers use, and we do not draw it.
• Flat map only. There is no globe view, which astrologylines.com offers.
• No side-by-side city comparison. You check cities one at a time.
• No couples view. You cannot put a second person's lines on the map.
• The full ranked lists are paid. astrologylines.com lists best places by theme among its free features.
• The calculation runs on our server. We do not keep your details afterwards unless you sign in, but a site that calculates in your browser never receives them at all.
• Little help with no birth time at all. Without a time, we draw an illustration for noon and do not rank cities. If you know it roughly, Map options shade where each line could fall, up to two hours either way.
• New. This site has a short track record.

Where this site does well

• It gives you a first city with its reasons in plain English, and a first city for love, career, home and overall.
• It shows the real distance to each line within 1,000 km of any place.
• It handles old daylight saving rules automatically.
• It publishes its ranking formula and weights, so you can see why a city came first.

How to test any site yourself

1. Use one birth date, time and place on every site.
2. Check that each one converted your time zone correctly, particularly for older birth years.
3. Check which drawing method it uses. The two common ones, in mundo and Zodiacal, can disagree by nothing for the Sun and by well over 1,000 km for Pluto on our map.
4. Look up one city and compare the line distances. Small gaps are normal. A large gap usually means a different time or method.
5. See what you are actually asked for: an account, an email, or a payment, and at what point.