Find your conventional Sun sign

Enter a birth month and day to use the conventional Western tropical date ranges. No birth year is required, so February 29 is accepted.

Have a birth year and birthplace? Use the exact Sun-sign lookup.

Birth month and day

Find your Sun sign from birth details

Use your birth date and birthplace time zone. A local birth time usually resolves the sign; if an ingress falls within the entered minute, the result keeps both signs. With no time, it keeps both signs when the Sun changed that day.

Birth details

Type a representative city or region, such as Europe/London or America/New_York.

Conventional Sun sign date ranges

Capricorn crosses the end of the calendar year; every other range runs between two dates in the same year. Exact changeovers vary by year, time, and location.

Month-and-day ranges used by this finder
SignConventional rangeElementModality
AriesMarch 21–April 19firecardinal
TaurusApril 20–May 20earthfixed
GeminiMay 21–June 20airmutable
CancerJune 21–July 22watercardinal
LeoJuly 23–August 22firefixed
VirgoAugust 23–September 22earthmutable
LibraSeptember 23–October 22aircardinal
ScorpioOctober 23–November 21waterfixed
SagittariusNovember 22–December 21firemutable
CapricornDecember 22–January 19earthcardinal
AquariusJanuary 20–February 18airfixed
PiscesFebruary 19–March 20watermutable

Dates on either side of each conventional changeover are flagged as boundary dates. Resolving those dates exactly requires the birth year, time, location, and an ephemeris.

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Find a sidereal Sun sign

A sidereal sign uses a named zodiac-origin offset. Choose Lahiri1956 anchor or your own ayanamsa in the birth chart calculator; its Sun row shows the selected sign and degree. Tropical signs begin at the seasonal equinox, while astronomical constellation boundaries form a separate coordinate scheme.