Zodiac Compatibility

How well do your signs get along? Explore love, friendship and communication for every one of the 78 zodiac pairings.

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Sun-sign score out of 100. Tap any cell for the full breakdown.

Sign	AriAries	TauTaurus	GemGemini	CanCancer	LeoLeo	VirVirgo	LibLibra	ScoScorpio	SagSagittarius	CapCapricorn	AquAquarius	PisPisces
Aries	75	58	88	47	93	50	75	48	93	49	88	56
Taurus	58	78	58	89	49	95	50	76	50	95	49	89
Gemini	88	58	75	56	89	48	93	49	75	50	93	47
Cancer	47	89	56	77	56	90	47	95	48	76	48	95
Leo	93	49	89	56	75	59	88	47	93	50	75	48
Virgo	50	95	48	90	59	77	58	90	49	95	50	76
Libra	75	50	93	47	88	58	75	56	88	48	93	48
Scorpio	48	76	49	95	47	90	56	77	56	89	47	95
Sagittarius	93	50	75	48	93	49	88	56	74	58	88	46
Capricorn	49	95	50	76	50	95	48	89	58	77	58	89
Aquarius	88	49	93	48	75	50	93	47	88	58	76	56
Pisces	56	89	47	95	48	76	48	95	46	89	56	76

Compatibility by sign

Aries compatibility

Taurus compatibility

Gemini compatibility

Cancer compatibility

Leo compatibility

Virgo compatibility

Libra compatibility

Scorpio compatibility

Sagittarius compatibility

Capricorn compatibility

Aquarius compatibility

Pisces compatibility

Compatibility by relationship

Romantic compatibility

Attraction, attachment, trust and how a relationship lasts.

Friendship compatibility

Shared humour, loyalty, timing and group dynamics.

Work compatibility

Collaboration, decision-making, pace and leadership.

Family compatibility

Parents and children, siblings and the home system.

How to read compatibility: a synastry guide

Astrology compatibility—synastry—doesn’t ask “Are we doomed or destined?” It asks “How do our charts negotiate needs, pace, and timing?” On this page you’ll learn to read two birth charts side by side: weigh the personal planets first (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars), check the big five aspects for ease or grit, then track house overlays to see where you land in each other’s life—home, money, career, intimacy. Expect specifics: what a Venus–Saturn square actually asks for (clear promises, steady warmth), why Mercury–Mars tension needs debate rules, and how Sun–Moon polarity becomes a daily rhythm instead of a tug-of-war. Use the examples, sign-pair links, and quick aspect routes to turn “why is this happening?” into one shared rule, one ritual, and a relationship that runs better in real life.

Compatibility isn’t “Are we meant to be?”—it’s How do we work? Synastry compares two birth charts to see how your planets vibe with theirs, which houses you light up for each other, and what aspects create ease or friction. It’s the map for romance, friendship, creative partners, co-founders, and family—any “you + them” dynamic.

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What Synastry Actually Shows

Synastry lays two charts on top of each other and watches the conversation between planets. Your Sun may energize their 10th house (you boost their career), while their Saturn squares your Venus (love meets timing and boundaries). It’s not fate; it’s a briefing: where the chemistry flows, where it squeaks, and what rules will keep the engine healthy. To read it well, layer planet nature, sign tone, house topics, and exact aspects.

How to Read Synastry (A Simple Framework)

Step 1: Start with the personal planets: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars. These set identity, needs, comms, love style, and pace. Step 2: Read the major angles between charts: conjunction, sextile, square, trine, opposition. Step 3: Track house overlays: where do you land in each other’s life—home, money, career, intimacy? Step 4: Add outer planets for seasoning: Jupiter brings growth, Saturn brings glue/tests, Uranus shakes, Neptune inspires/fogs, Pluto deepens.

Finally, translate into practice: one strength to double-down on, one friction to design around, and one shared ritual. That’s how synastry leaves the page and helps real people.

Planets That Move Relationships

Sun • Moon

The core pair: Sun–Moon harmony is easy rhythm; tension needs a schedule that honors purpose and rest. Oppositions are classic polarity—trade turns and you’ll grow fast.

Mercury

Communication styles. Mercury–Mercury flow = we “get” each other; Mercury–Mars square = sharp edges → rules for debates.

Venus • Mars

Bonding and pursuit. Conjunction = spark; opposition = pacing pact; Venus–Saturn asks for consistency and warmth.

Jupiter • Saturn

Growth and glue. Trines build sustainable wins; oppositions need a staircase plan.

Uranus • Neptune • Pluto

Awakenings, inspiration/fog, deep reform. Great teachers, intense seasons. Design for flexibility and honesty; link back to core values.

House Overlays (Where You Land in Their Life)

When your planet falls into someone’s house, you light up that part of their life. Your Sun in their 1st is energizing; in their 4th it feels like home; in their 10th you become a catalyst for career. Venus in someone’s 7th is textbook partnership vibes; Mars in the 8th is intense and transformative. Overlay reading is simple: planet nature × house meaning—then add aspects for tone.

Aspects That Move the Needle

In synastry, the five majors carry most of the story: conjunctions fuse, sextiles invite, squares train, trines ease, oppositions balance. Watch Mercury aspects for communication, Venus/Mars for attraction and pacing, Saturn for commitment and timing, Jupiter for generosity and growth, Uranus/Neptune/Pluto for change, inspiration, and depth.

Mercury–Venus (talk sweetly)

Venus–Mars (spark & pacing)

Venus–Saturn (trust-building)

Sun–Jupiter (generous encouragement)

Mars–Uranus (bold moves; safety rules)

Mini Case Studies (Translate Signals into Moves)

Romance: Venus □ Saturn

Sweetness meets timing/tests. Make a clear promise (Saturn) and a weekly ritual (Venus). Use budgeted dates so structure protects warmth. Read more: Venus square Saturn.

Work: Mercury □ Mars

Sharp minds, sharp elbows. Create a debate window with rules, then cool-down. Assign the final call to the relevant career owner. See: Mercury square Mars.

Family: Moon △ Venus

Kindness comes easily; name traditions so the good vibes persist under stress. See: Moon trine Venus.

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Compatibility FAQ

Which zodiac signs are most compatible?

Signs of the same element (trines) and complementary elements (sextiles) tend to score highest — for example Aries & Leo, Taurus & Virgo, Gemini & Libra and Cancer & Scorpio. Fire pairs well with air, and earth with water.

Which zodiac signs are least compatible?

Square (90°) and quincunx (150°) pairings, such as Aries & Cancer or Taurus & Sagittarius, face the most friction. Challenging doesn't mean doomed — these pairings often grow the most when both people put in the work.

How is this compatibility score calculated?

These Sun-sign scores combine the angle between the two signs, how their elements and modalities interact, and traditional astrological pairings. On Skygram, full-chart compatibility compares every planet in both birth charts for a far more personal result.

Is Sun-sign compatibility accurate?

It's a useful starting point, but only one layer. Your Moon, Venus, Mars and Rising sign often matter more for day-to-day chemistry, which is why two couples with the same Sun signs can have very different relationships.

Do I need a perfect birth time?

Exact times help (angles and houses change quickly). If you don’t know it, you can still read many planet-to-planet aspects . Treat house overlays cautiously and focus on consistent themes.

Are Sun-sign matches enough?

No. Sun signs help with tone, but the real story is in Moon / Mercury / Venus / Mars aspects and house overlays. Use Sun pairs to start, not to decide.

Synastry vs. Composite vs. Davison?

Synastry compares two charts (how you affect each other). Composite blends them into a midpoint chart (the relationship’s “entity”). Davison uses time/space midpoints. Start with synastry, then check composite for shared purpose.

What should I read next?

Run your charts, then see: planets • signs • houses • aspect hubs: conjunction , sextile , square , trine , opposition .