Enter your birth details to find aspect patterns and explore the planets involved. You’ll also get your complete natal chart.
An aspect describes the angle between two points in a birth chart. When several aspects connect a group of planets, they can form a recognizable configuration, such as a triangle or a cross.
These configurations are called aspect patterns. In astrology, they offer a way to interpret several planetary relationships together, exploring themes that connect different parts of the chart.
Enter your birth details to calculate your complete natal chart. Your results open in the Aspect Patterns section, where you can explore any detected patterns and the planets involved.
Not every birth chart contains a recognized aspect pattern. Having none does not make a chart incomplete or less meaningful: individual aspects, planets, and houses still offer plenty to explore.
For an introduction to the different configurations, visit our guide to birth chart aspect patterns.
These diagrams show how different aspect patterns connect planets. They are examples, rather than results from your own birth chart.
A grouping of three or more planets in a single zodiac sign or house. It is associated with concentrated energy and a strong focus in one area of life.
A configuration of three planets forming a triangle in the chart, all separated by 120 degrees. It is associated with harmony, natural talent, and ease in life.
A configuration involving two planets in a trine (120 degrees) and both forming sextiles (60 degrees) to a third planet. This pattern signifies harmonious potential combined with opportunities for growth and action. It blends talent and ease with areas requiring effort and initiative.
A pattern formed by a Grand Trine with a fourth planet opposing one of the trine planets and sextiling the other two. This creates a dynamic focus point, balancing the harmony of the Grand Trine with challenges that drive motivation and purposeful action.
A configuration involving two oppositions (180 degrees) and four squares (90 degrees), creating a cross-like pattern in the chart. It is associated with sustained tension, competing demands, and a strong drive to act, adapt, and find balance through challenge.
A configuration where two planets in opposition are both square to a third planet. It indicates tension, challenge, and a drive for resolution.
A configuration involving two oppositions (180 degrees), two trines (120 degrees), and two sextiles (60 degrees), forming a rectangle. This pattern balances tension with harmony, offering potential for creative problem-solving, growth, and the integration of contrasting energies.
A configuration involving two oppositions (180 degrees) and four squares (90 degrees), forming a rectangle. This pattern is associated with intense tension, conflict, and the need for active problem-solving. It can drive significant transformation through facing challenges directly.
A rare aspect pattern involving two planets in sextile, both forming quincunx aspects to a third planet. It is associated with unique challenges and a sense of destiny.
Formed by two planets in a square (90 degrees) to each other, both making sesquiquadrates (135 degrees) to a third planet that acts as the apex. This configuration creates strong dynamic tension and calls for conscious effort to resolve it. The apex planet becomes a focused outlet for the pressure between the square planets, supporting growth, focus, and transformation.
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