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Chart images arranged for your next copy

Copy a branded image containing up to four charts, choosing their divisions, styles and included birth details. Mạghā starts with D1 and D9. The result is a fixed picture; use a shared link for a browsable chart.

Prepare the next chart image

Choose chartsD1 + D9 by defaultUp to four charts
Set presentationChart type, house view and reference point
Choose period depthSet the daśā detail to include
Copy the sheetWith or without birth details

These settings apply to the next image you copy.

Choose the sheet before you copy

Chart Copy settings determine the arrangement used by the next copy. The expanded settings offer up to four divisional charts, with a chart type, house view and reference point for each slot. The slots appear from left to right, then top to bottom. You can repeat a divisional chart, for example when comparing its presentation in two styles, rather than using every slot for a different division.

The settings also let you choose how far the period information extends: Mahādaśā and Antardaśā, through Pratyantardaśā, or through Sūkṣma. These are choices about what the copied sheet contains. They do not turn a picture into an interactive chart. Set the arrangement for the reading you are preparing, then return to the chart and choose the copy action with or without birth details.

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Match the image to the discussion

A small selection of charts is often easier to discuss than an image of every part of a chart page. Keep D1 with D9 when those are the divisions you are comparing, or choose a different division for a lesson that needs it. The chart-copy settings include preset choices and a custom divisional input from D1 through D300, so the arrangement can follow the particular chart you want to explain.

The image carries the presentation you chose for that copy. It does not give the recipient controls for changing the division, reference or chart type. Before adding it to teaching material, check that those choices match the accompanying explanation. Decide whether the name and birth details are needed as well. Sending the same chart to a colleague and placing it in a general lesson can call for different detail choices.

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Set the chart-copy layout

In Settings → Chart Copy, expand Customize chart copy. Choices save automatically. The chart’s Copy menu offers copying with birth details or anonymously; its settings link opens a new tab.

Note: the preview stops at the Copy menu. It does not create a PNG or test clipboard permissions or device sharing. The app attempts clipboard copying and offers a download fallback when unavailable.

Questions about copying chart images

How do I share or download a chart image?

On the web, open a saved chart and choose Copy with birth details or Copy anonymously from Copy. Chart Copy settings choose up to four charts, with D1 and D9 as the default pair. The web action attempts the clipboard and offers a download fallback when copying is unavailable. On mobile, find Copy chart under Chart actions.

How do I print a birth chart image?

Use the chart picture in the document you plan to print. Choose the divisions, chart type and period depth before making a fresh copy, and check the personal birth details before including the picture in teaching material. The image keeps the arrangement chosen for that copy.

Does Chart Copy make a PDF report?

Chart Copy prepares a chart picture. An astrology report is a separate document, while a shared chart link opens a read-only reader. Choose the format according to what the recipient needs to read or explore.