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Online Jathagam Generator (Tamil)

 

🔮 Online Jathagam Generator (Tamil)

Generate a Tamil-style birth chart (ஜாதகம்) from a birth date, time, and place — South Indian, North Indian, or East Indian style, with a live language switcher and PNG/PDF export.

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Uses a compact Moon/planetary-position calculation, a standard Ascendant formula, and the Lahiri ayanamsa — for guidance only, not a substitute for a professional astrologer. The East Indian chart style has more variation across sources than North/South Indian.

 

Generating a Jathagam (ஜாதகம்) traditionally required consulting an astrologer with printed reference tables, this tool produces the same Vedic birth chart online, in your choice of regional style and language.

How to use this Jathagam generator

  1. Enter the Name (optional), Birth Date, Birth Time, and Location.
  2. Choose your chart style: South Indian, North Indian, or East Indian.
  3. Switch between Tamil and English display language.
  4. Tap Generate Jathagam, then export as PNG or PDF.

What this tool calculates

This generator uses a compact Moon/planetary-position calculation, a standard Ascendant formula, and the Lahiri ayanamsa, the same underlying Vedic astrology methodology used across South Indian Jathagam preparation, to place each planet into its correct house based on your exact birth date, time, and location.

Why South Indian style is the default here

South Indian chart style is the traditional convention for a Tamil Jathagam, using a fixed-house layout where each of the 12 houses occupies a permanent position on the chart grid, with the Ascendant marked rather than rotated into a fixed position (as North Indian style does instead). This tool defaults to South Indian style to match Tamil tradition, while still offering North Indian and East Indian styles if you need to compare against a chart prepared in a different regional convention.

Frequently asked questions

Why does this tool default to South Indian chart style?

South Indian style is the traditional layout convention for a Tamil Jathagam, using a fixed-house grid with the Ascendant marked, this tool defaults to that style to match Tamil tradition while still supporting North Indian and East Indian styles if needed.

Can I generate the chart in English instead of Tamil?

Yes, this tool includes a language switcher to display the chart and its labels in either Tamil or English.