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Name That Tarot Card
See a card, pick the correct name. 10 questions per round.
22 cards · The Fool to The World
About Name That Card
Name That Card flips flashcard study around: instead of recalling a meaning, you are shown a card's artwork and asked to name it. Reading tarot fluently starts with instant recognition, and this quiz builds exactly that — the moment-of-recall link between an image and a card name.
Pick the correct name from four options across ten questions. Start with the 22 Major Arcana, then take on the Minor Arcana or the full 78-card deck. Your best score is saved so you can track how your recognition sharpens over time.
How to play
- Choose a deck — Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, or all 78 cards.
- Study the card image shown at the top of each question.
- Pick the correct card name from the four options.
- See instant feedback and a running score out of ten.
- Replay to beat your saved high score.
What you'll learn
- Instant recognition of every card from its artwork.
- The names and structure of the Major and Minor Arcana.
- The visual cues that distinguish similar-looking cards.
- Faster, more confident reading when cards appear in a spread.
Frequently asked questions
How does Name That Card work?
You are shown the artwork of a tarot card and choose its correct name from four options. It trains visual recognition — the first skill you need to read tarot without a reference book.
Is it free to play?
Yes. The quiz is free and requires no account. Your high scores are saved in your browser on this device.
How is this different from the flashcards?
Flashcards teach you what each card means; Name That Card tests whether you can identify the card from its image in the first place. Use the flashcards to learn, then this quiz to prove your recognition.
Which deck should I start with?
Begin with the Major Arcana — 22 distinctive, well-known cards — then move on to the Minor Arcana or the full 78-card deck as your recognition improves.