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Birth chart widget: Sun, Moon and Rising sign

Three fields — date, time and city — and the widget returns the visitor’s Sun, Moon and rising sign, calculated properly.

How do I put a birth chart calculator on my website?

A visitor enters their birth date, time and city and the widget returns their Sun, Moon and rising sign with the exact degree of each. The chart is calculated from the birth moment in its real time zone, not looked up in a table. It is free and needs no account.

Preview and embed code

340 × 480 pixels by default. Change the numbers in the code and the widget re-lays itself out.

Copy this

Paste it into a WordPress Custom HTML block, a Wix or Squarespace Embed element, a Tilda HTML block, or straight into a template. Nothing else is needed.

What the frame shows

Everything in it is calculated.

  • Sun, Moon and rising sign with the degree of each
  • A real place lookup, so the time zone and coordinates are right
  • Historical summer time applied from the rules in force that year
  • Nothing stored: the birth details are used for the calculation and dropped

Who puts this on a page

Not only astrology sites.

  • Astrology blogs that want a working tool instead of a description
  • Coaches, readers and practitioners with a service page
  • Community sites where “what’s your big three” is the question
  • Anyone linking out to a calculator today

Options

Everything you can change.

All of it lives in the URL inside the code you copied, so there is nothing to configure anywhere else.

WhatHowValues
Theme Add ?theme= to the frame address, or use the buttons above before copying. auto, light, dark
Size Change width and height in the code. The widget re-lays itself out rather than cropping. Any. Default 340 × 480
Attribution The link under the frame is the licence condition. Style it to match your site, but keep it visible. Required

Clear answers

Frequently asked questions

How do I put a birth chart calculator on my website?
Copy the HTML from this page and paste it into an HTML block. Your visitors fill in a birth date, time and city inside the frame and get their Sun, Moon and rising sign back on the same page.
Do you store the birth details visitors enter?
No. The birth moment is used to calculate the chart and is not saved, and the frame is served with a no-referrer policy so nothing about the request reaches your own analytics either.
Why does the widget need a birth time and city?
The rising sign changes roughly every two hours and depends on the latitude the person was born at, so it cannot be derived from a date. The Sun and Moon can be given without a time, but near a sign boundary the answer would be a guess, which is why the widget asks.
Is the birth chart widget free?
Yes, for personal and commercial sites, with no account and no request limit, as long as the attribution link stays visible.