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Posters for pairs, groups, numerology and the astrocartography map
The birth chart poster is joined by posters for a pair, a group, numerology and the map with your lines. Each one says what it shows and is ready to download or share.

The birth chart poster has company now, and every poster has a new design: instead of a wheel alone, it says what it shows — in words from your readings and from prepared descriptions.
Five kinds of poster
- Birth chart — a motto from your interpretation, the Sun, the Moon and the Ascendant with sign and house, key traits and patterns, the dominant element and an annotated wheel.
- Pair — a quote from the relationship reading, the main placements of both people, three things that connect you and two worth working on, each with a short explanation.
- Group (three to ten people) — one wheel with each person’s Sun and Moon, the strongest contacts and the element of the group.
- Numerology — the Life Path number with keywords and its meaning, four more numbers and your personal year as “now”.
- Astrocartography map — your planetary lines and the cities near your supportive lines, each with a short hint.
Formats and sharing
You can download every poster as a Story for your phone (it now uses the full height of the screen), a square and an A4 for printing; the birth chart also as 4:5. The share window of a birth chart, pair, group or numerology reading offers the poster right away. The QR code in the footer leads to AstroSensus.
Privacy
Posters show first names only — never the birth time or place. The birth date appears only on a poster you download yourself; a poster seen through a shared link leaves it out. Posters are drawn from stored data and readings, with no AI image generation.
Who it is for
The birth chart and numerology posters are in every plan. The pair and group posters come with relationships (Family and Premium), and the map poster with astrocartography (from the Family plan).
Available on every plan.
Astrology and tarot are tools for reflection, not predictions of events.