Zodiac Sign Finder

All 12 Western zodiac signs at a glance

The Western zodiac divides the ecliptic — the apparent yearly path of the Sun across the sky — into twelve equal 30-degree segments. Each segment is a sign, and the Sun spends roughly a month in each one. The table below summarises the date range, classical element, and traditional personality keywords for every sign.

Cusps, elements, and compatibility basics

A cusp is a birthday on or near the boundary between two signs — people born on these dates often feel a blend of both neighbouring archetypes. Traditional astrology still assigns every date to exactly one sign, and this calculator follows that convention, but the cusp idea remains a popular way to describe the overlap.

Every sign belongs to one of four elements — fire, earth, air, or water. Fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) are associated with action and enthusiasm; earth signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn) with groundedness; air signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) with ideas and communication; water signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces) with feeling and intuition. Classical compatibility puts signs of the same element in easy rapport, while opposite signs — six positions apart, like Aries and Libra — are considered complementary opposites who balance each other out.

Zodiac readings are a reflective tool rather than a prediction. Use them as a prompt for self-understanding and conversation, not as a substitute for getting to know the actual people in your life.