Can I do spellwork if I can't picture im

Yes — nothing in spellwork or tarot actually requires you to see pictures in your head.

What the traditions key on is intent stated in words plus a material anchor: a candle, a piece of paper, a stone, a name written out and read aloud. The image in your mind was one technique for holding that intent steady, never the mechanism itself. Plenty of working practitioners never visualize at all and work from written ritual, spoken declaration, sigils built out of letters, knots, or simply watching a real flame.

If pictures don't come, swap in substitutes that are actually physical:

• Write the working down — the intention, in your own words, on paper you then fold, mark, or keep somewhere meaningful.
• Say it out loud, even quietly. Sound does the same work as an inner picture.
• Build a sigil from letters — you can process words and shapes as text even when you can't render them as scenes.
• Use a real object as the anchor and hold or tend it through the working.
• Number or candle work — counting, timing, sitting with a burning candle.

For tarot, the same applies: what I read is the card's name, its position, and whether it's upright or reversed, in the seat you assigned. There's no picture anywhere in the reading. I can also tell you what each card means in plain words if you'd rather not look at the images at all.

Honest limit: none of this promises an outcome. Treat a working as something you do with your own attention, not a guarantee that something will happen.

Want me to pull a single card as a theme for a first working — one card, upright or reversed, to sit with while you do it?