Upload either hand.

Choose your left or right hand. A second photo is optional.

The summary and chapter 1 are free. You read them first, then decide whether to buy the palm report ($1.99) for the other 11 chapters.

An open palm held up to the camera in daylight, the whole hand and wrist in frame

Example

Photo tips

An open palm photographed straight on in even daylight, the whole hand and wrist in frame — Like this

A palm photographed at night under a dim lamp, the creases barely visible — Too dark

A palm photographed too close, with the thumb and fingertips cut off — Too close

A palm photo blurred because the hand moved — Moving

A palm tilted away from the camera with the fingers half curled — Tilted

A sharper photo gives a better reading.

One clear photo of either hand is enough. A second hand is optional. Use the free part to check that the reading talks about your actual hand before you pay for the rest.

Photo tips · Is palm reading safe?

Is the AI palm reading free?

The preview is free. You can read the summary and chapter 1 of the report before deciding whether to pay for the rest.

Do I need both hands?

One hand can start a basic reading, but both hands help compare baseline patterns with current habits.

What photo works best?

Use soft light, keep the palm open, include the wrist and avoid cropping the thumb base or outer palm edge.

What should I not expect?

The report is for self-reflection. It should not replace medical, legal, financial or relationship advice.