Compare Tarot Imagery

There are thousands of tarot decks and almost as many different interpretations of the symbols in a tarot card.

The earliest known tarot imagery dates back to fifteenth century Europe. The Rider-Waite-Smith deck created in 1909 built upon these foundations and inspired myriad personal interpretations and artistry.

Nowadays, there are thousands of different tarot decks, and almost as many different interpretations of the symbols in a tarot card. In these pages, there are images of a particular tarot card, such as the Two of Cups or the Page of Wands, from multiple decks so you can compare the tarot cards.

On these pages, compare the similarities and differences in conventional tarot imagery and more imaginative illustrations, and enjoy the art.

Compare Major Arcana Cards   Fool   Magician   High Priestess   Empress   Emperor   Hierophant   Lovers   Chariot   Strength   Hermit   Wheel of Fortune   Justice   Hanged Man   Death   Temperance   Devil   Tower   Star   Moon   Sun   Judgement   World Compare Court Cards   Page of Wands   Page of Cups   Page of Swords   Page of Pentacles   Knight of Wands   Knight of Cups   Knight of Swords   Knight of Pentacles   Queen of Wands   Queen of Cups   Queen of Swords   Queen of Pentacles   King of Wands   King of Cups   King of Swords   King of Pentacles

Compare Minor Arcana Cards   Ace of Wands   Ace of Cups   Ace of Swords   Ace of Pentacles   Two of Wands   Two of Cups   Two of Swords   Two of Pentacles   Three of Wands   Three of Cups   Three of Swords   Three of Pentacles   Four of Wands   Four of Cups   Four of Swords   Four of Pentacles   Five of Wands   Five of Cups   Five of Swords   Five of Pentacles   Six of Wands   Six of Cups   Six of Swords   Six of Pentacles   Seven of Wands   Seven of Cups   Seven of Swords   Seven of Pentacles   Eight of Wands   Eight of Cups   Eight of Swords   Eight of Pentacles   Nine of Wands   Nine of Cups   Nine of Swords   Nine of Pentacles   Ten of Wands   Ten of Cups   Ten of Swords   Ten of Pentacles

Once you've seen and compared all the cards, read the Tarot Card Meanings or Reversed Tarot Meanings to learn how to interpret them.