BIRTHPRINT
How to make and explore your Birthprint
Begin with a snapshot of the solar system when the page opens, then reveal your personal birth moment. The reading and sharing studio follow on one scrolling page.
Enter a birth moment
Choose a date from 1900 to today, a 24-hour local time (00:00–23:59) and your birthplace. Search includes smaller towns and villages; add a country after a comma to distinguish names. If your place is missing, enter its exact coordinates and verified IANA time zone. Unknown time uses 12:00 local noon and is marked approximate.
A moment to begin with
The page opens with a general reading and solar-system positions for the exact opening instant. The form starts in your browser time zone, with UTC as a fallback. No birthplace is inferred. This snapshot stays fixed until you submit valid birth details.
Move around the scene
Inside the outlined model area, drag in any direction to rotate. Mouse wheel or trackpad scrolling there zooms; two fingers pinch to zoom on touch screens. Outside that area, gestures scroll the page or use its panels. Focus the model for keyboard controls: arrows rotate, plus and minus zoom, Home resets the camera, Enter selects a body and Escape closes its details.
Reveal your birth moment
Edit the date, local time and birthplace, then choose Reveal my Birthprint. Editing alone leaves the current reading intact. A valid submission animates to the same instant used by your new reading and sharing studio. The form remains available for another deliberate submission.
Save or share your portrait
Choose the format, export language and image resolution. Every image, video and new shared link shows the scene’s full date and UTC time over the original star background, without name or birthplace. Unknown birth time is marked as assumed local noon. The video compresses the complete journey from generation time to your birth moment, with a fixed camera, a slow start, fast middle and smooth slowdown. Each timestamp matches its frame; the final view holds. Years are not played in real time. Save PNG, supported MP4/WebM, or GLB geometry; public interactive links and embeds are available.
A few things worth knowing
Is this an actual calculation?
Yes. Astronomy Engine computes the positions for the selected instant. Planet sizes and distances are compressed for readability; surface textures are illustrative.
What if I do not know my birth time?
We use local noon and mark the result approximate. The Moon and sometimes the Sun can change zodiac sign during that day. No exact rising sign or horizon is claimed.
Are the readings scientific?
No. Tropical zodiac and numerology readings are authored entertainment and reflection. Cultural cards describe specific traditions with sources.
Are my birth details private?
Birth calculations run in your browser. Images, videos and new shared links include the scene’s full date and UTC time, with assumed local noon clearly marked when the birth time is unknown. Name and birthplace labels are excluded. A link publishes this moment, its calculated positions, reflection and preview image.
Can I take a link back?
Use your private management link to revoke the public share. Saved images, videos, screenshots and social-platform caches cannot be recalled.
Will a social post become interactive?
No. Images and videos are ordinary media. The public Birthprint link opens the interactive experience.