MEET THE DECK BEFORE IT'S YOURS
- Find decks by art style and tags, or simply browse
- All about the deck in one place
- Every artist is checked for authenticity, no AI
- Directly support the authors – not reselling
Discover tarot, oracle and lenormand decks from the biggest collection of unique authors' works. Browse by style, flip through cards, and find the deck that feels like yours.
The focus is on the art; this is a collection meant to be discovered.
A workflow design of the site, filled with real data.










Artists: sign up here, then upload your deck on the next page so it's live the second we launch.
Readers get an email when the website launches.
Yes. Browsing, flipping through decks and liking them is free. Guests get 3 card pulls per deck. A sign up gives you 7 pulls per deck to get a feel of it.
Authors public profile is free with all the functionality and visibility. But it could be paid a really small fee in the future, because the upkeep of a big website costs a lot and the creator (lonely me!) needs some funding for the work.
The goal is for this website to become a go-to for anyone looking to buy a divination deck. A collection of author portfolios. It will be easily searchable and taggable so people looking for your style will find it.
Every uploaded and checked deck gets social media posts and repost. If you decide, you can even send us your deck for free video content and professional photos we post and you can reuse anywhere.
We can host giveaways and other promotional activities for your deck.
If you're good at writing, you can reach out to us to post you article for free with all the credit to you.
You can upload your decks while it's still in progress and you can even link to crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter.
No. Tarot From Me is for human-made art only. Every deck is checked by a person (me!) before it goes live, and confirmed AI art leads to account ban permanently.
No. It's a gallery for divination decks. Card pulls let you feel a deck the way you would with the real thing in your hands, but I wouldn't use in practice.