Preparing for the next day

Tarot Card for Tomorrow

Draw a card the evening before. It will suggest what mood to bring into tomorrow, what to pay attention to, and how to act in love, work, and money.

  • 78 cards
  • upright and reversed
  • one card for tomorrow

Heinrich Pangrau’s deck · 78 cards

How to draw a card for tomorrow

  1. 1

    In the evening, once your tasks are done, think about tomorrow: your meetings, your to-dos, and how you want to live the day.

  2. 2

    Click “Shuffle the deck.” All 78 cards will be shuffled, and each one can land upright or reversed.

  3. 3

    Choose one card from the fan. You’ll see tomorrow’s theme, the advice, and the card’s meaning for love, work, and money.

The card stays saved until the end of tomorrow. In the morning you can open the page again and reread the hint before you leave the house.

Why look at the card in advance

A card for tomorrow is a way not to walk into the day blind. It doesn’t tell you exactly what will happen; it names a theme worth being ready for: a conversation, a decision, fatigue, a new opportunity.

If you draw a difficult card, you have the evening to prepare: reschedule something risky, get enough sleep, think through an important conversation in advance. If it’s a light card, you can plan more boldly.

A reversed card shows where tomorrow’s energy may stall. Read it as a hint about what not to spend your energy on.

Learn more about how the daily card works in the article “Tarot card of the day: what it is and how to interpret it”.

The Major Arcana as your card for tomorrow

If you draw a Major Arcana card for tomorrow, the day will most likely have a noticeable theme. Here is a short piece of advice for each of the 22 cards in the upright position:

For the meanings of the Minor Arcana, see the Card meanings section. For a question that needs a short answer, there is a yes or no tarot reading.

Heinrich Pangrau

Deck author

Heinrich Pangrau

Historian, art historian, and tarot reader

Creator of the tarot deck and the card interpretations on this site. All 78 cards you draw on this page come from his own deck. Project news, card breakdowns, and answers to questions (in Russian) on his Telegram channel @HeinrichPangrau (in Russian).

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to draw a card for tomorrow?

In the evening, when the current day is over and your thoughts are turning to the next one. In the morning you can reread the same card: it stays saved until the end of tomorrow.

Can I draw a card for tomorrow more than once?

The page saves one card for each next day. There’s no point in redrawing until you get a pleasant one: at that point it’s no longer a hint but you choosing the answer.

What should I do if I draw a heavy card for tomorrow?

Treat it as a warning, not a verdict. Read the advice and think about what you can prepare in advance: postpone a risky decision, rest, think a conversation through.

What’s the difference between the Card for Tomorrow and the Card of the Day?

The Card of the Day is drawn for the current day, the Card for Tomorrow for the next one. These are two separate saved cards, and you can draw both.

Is it free?

Yes, with no registration and no limits, apart from one card for each next day.

Which deck is used?

Heinrich Pangrau’s deck: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana. You can read more about it on the deck page.