Zodiac compatibility

All 144 pairings, worked out from the angle between signs on the wheel — the same geometry astrology uses for aspects.

Aries 78 58 82 62 88 55 75 55 88 62 82 58
Taurus 58 78 58 82 62 88 55 75 55 88 62 82
Gemini 82 58 78 58 82 62 88 55 75 55 88 62
Cancer 62 82 58 78 58 82 62 88 55 75 55 88
Leo 88 62 82 58 78 58 82 62 88 55 75 55
Virgo 55 88 62 82 58 78 58 82 62 88 55 75
Libra 75 55 88 62 82 58 78 58 82 62 88 55
Scorpio 55 75 55 88 62 82 58 78 58 82 62 88
Sagittarius 88 55 75 55 88 62 82 58 78 58 82 62
Capricorn 62 88 55 75 55 88 62 82 58 78 58 82
Aquarius 82 62 88 55 75 55 88 62 82 58 78 58
Pisces 58 82 62 88 55 75 55 88 62 82 58 78

Click any number for the full pairing. Scores come from the aspect between the two signs, not from a table of opinions.

How the angle decides

  • 0° conjunction — the same sign. Recognition, and a doubled blind spot.
  • 30° semi-sextile — neighbours. Little in common; mild mutual bafflement.
  • 60° sextile — complementary elements. Easy and cooperative.
  • 90° square — same modality, clashing elements. Friction that produces movement.
  • 120° trine — same element. The smoothest pairing there is.
  • 150° quincunx — nothing shared at all. Requires deliberate translation.
  • 180° opposition — across the wheel. Each holds what the other lacks.

Because signs are evenly spaced, these angles are fixed. Aries and Leo are always 120 degrees apart, so they always form a trine. Nothing here is a matter of taste.

What a score is worth

Nothing predictive. No study has found an association between birth dates and relationship outcomes, and the strongest pairing on this grid will not save a relationship that two people are not working at.

What the aspects describe reasonably well is the kind of difficulty a pairing tends to produce. A square is not worse than a trine — it is louder, and it moves. Plenty of people find a trine boring.