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Find out your IQ score: measure the four skills behind how you think

38 questions on patterns, numbers and words that show how you reason and solve problems.

38 questions, no time limit

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Your score and full report: $1.95 for 7 days of full access, then $29.95 every 4 weeks until you cancel.

  • A smiling man in a navy cable-knit sweater resting his forehead against a woman'sYour reportFour skill scores

    Know your strengths

    in number patterns, words, shapes and abstract logic, and see where you do best.

  • A woman with a black bob and a denim jacket laughing under a pale skyYour scoreStandard IQ scale

    See where you stand

    with an estimate on the standard IQ scale, where 100 is average.

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    Go beyond one number

    with 23 more tests on personality, emotions, work, love and more.

Four skillsgo into one score on the standardIQ scale

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Each right answer earns points, and the harder questions earn more. Your total is then placed on the standard IQ scale, where the average is 100.

Your report shows your score, how you did in number patterns, verbal reasoning, pattern recognition and abstract reasoning, and a certificate to download.

The 24 tests

  • A man in a navy t-shirt working through a puzzle book with a pencil, a woman with red curls beside him

    IQ test

    Puzzles with numbers, words, shapes and patterns. They start easy and get harder, and the hard ones count for more. You get an estimated score on the standard IQ scale, four skill scores and a certificate with your name.

    Start the IQ test
  • A laughing man in a navy jacket giving a piggyback to a woman with a platinum pixie cut

    Personality test

    Statements about how you usually think, feel and act. You rate how well each one fits you, and your results score you on the five Big Five traits, with what a high or low score on each one means.

    Start the personality test
  • A woman with a long braid and an older man in glasses talking over cups of tea on a sofa

    Emotional intelligence test

    How well you notice your own feelings and other people's, and what you do with them. Your results score you in five areas, from self-awareness to social skill, so you can see where you're strongest.

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  • Two runners chatting on a path lined with tall grass near glass office buildings

    Career interest test

    A list of everyday work tasks, each rated by how much you'd enjoy doing it. Your results show your top three interest areas and the job families that match them, to explore next.

    Start the career interest test
  • A man in a denim shirt hugging a smiling woman from behind

    Attachment style test

    How you handle closeness, distance and trust with the people you're close to. Your results place you on two scales and name the closest of four attachment styles, with what it means for you.

    Start the attachment style test
  • A man covering a woman's eyes as he holds out a navy gift box with a white ribbon

    Love style test

    The ways you most like to show care and to feel cared for, from time together to small gifts. Your results score five love styles and explain your main one, so you can talk about it with the people you love.

    Start the love style test
  • A man typing on a laptop at a kitchen counter while a woman in a grey sweater watches

    Work style test

    How you like to get things done and work with other people. Your results show where you sit on pace and on people focus, and name the closest of four work styles, with what it means for how you work.

    Start the work style test
  • A grey-haired man and a woman with short brown curls sharing a warm hug

    Nine-type personality test

    Statements about what moves you and how you react. Your results name the closest of nine personality types, in the spirit of the Enneagram, explain what drives it, and show how close the next types come.

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  • Two coworkers talking as they walk past a modern office building

    DISC personality test

    28 statements about how you act, decide and get along with people. Your answers give a score on the four DISC factors and your main DISC style.

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  • A woman with short grey hair and glasses smiling in the breeze

    Strengths test

    40 statements about what comes naturally to you at work, at home and with other people. Your answers give a score for eight strengths and name your top one.

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    Archetype test

    40 statements about what you value, how you meet the world and what you want from life. Your answers give a score for eight character archetypes and the one closest to you.

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  • Hands around a warm mug of tea on soft white bedding

    Highly sensitive person test

    28 statements about how you take in sights, sounds, moods and ideas, and how much quiet time you need afterwards. Your answers give a score on four sides of sensitivity.

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  • A couple embracing with their foreheads together in a sunlit meadow

    Intimacy style test

    30 statements about closeness, affection, romance, talking openly and keeping things new with a partner. Your answers give a score for five intimacy styles and your main one. Nothing explicit.

    Start the intimacy style test
  • Two friends laughing as one carries the other piggyback down a sunny street

    ADHD traits test

    28 statements about focus, restlessness, acting on impulse and staying organized in everyday life. Your answers give a score in four trait areas. It is not a diagnosis.

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  • Two people holding hands as they walk along an autumn path

    BPD traits test

    28 statements about strong feelings, closeness, your sense of who you are and acting in the moment. Your answers give a score in four trait areas. It is not a diagnosis.

    Start the BPD traits test
  • A young man in a beanie and puffer jacket smiling on a snowy street

    Narcissistic traits test

    28 statements about wanting admiration, feeling special, expecting special treatment and tuning in to other people. Your answers give a score in four trait areas. It is not a diagnosis.

    Start the narcissistic traits test
  • An older man and a young woman chatting over mugs on a sofa

    Political identity test

    28 statements about the economy, government and how society should change. Your answers place you on two axes, economic and social, and give the closest of five political outlooks. No parties, no politicians.

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  • A woman with a silver braid sitting alone on a sand dune at sunset

    Faith and spirituality test

    30 statements about belief, meaning, practice and doubt. Your answers give a score for six spiritual outlooks, from rooted in a faith tradition to secular, and the one closest to you.

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  • A man in glasses stirring a pan while a woman with long braids watches and smiles

    Autism traits test

    28 statements about social cues, routines, the senses and deep interests in everyday life. Your answers give a score in four trait areas often linked with autism and neurodivergence. It is not a diagnosis.

    Start the autism traits test
  • A woman with grey-streaked hair in a yellow raincoat laughing in the wind

    Emotional resilience test

    28 statements about everyday setbacks, pressure and change. Your answers give a score in four coping areas: bouncing back, staying steady, reaching out and finding a way forward.

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  • A grandmother with silver hair hugging her laughing granddaughter

    Mental age test

    35 statements about how you spend your time, what you enjoy and how you see the world. Your answers give a score for five age profiles, from Young spirit to Old soul, and the one closest to you.

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  • A smiling woman with a short black bob in an orange fleece in a field of pink flowers

    Animal personality test

    40 statements about how you act with others, face challenges and spend your energy. Your answers give a score for eight animal personalities, from the loyal Wolf to the restless Horse, and the one closest to you.

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  • A grey-bearded man reading a book while a woman in glasses reads over his shoulder

    OCD traits test

    28 statements about order, checking, thoughts that get stuck and worries about germs in everyday life. Your answers give a score in four trait areas. It is not a diagnosis.

    Start the OCD traits test
  • A daughter with her arm around her mother as they look out over a field of tall grass

    Mood patterns test

    28 statements about low spells, high-energy spells, quick mood shifts and changes in sleep and energy. Your answers give a score in four trait areas. It is not a diagnosis.

    Start the mood patterns test

See how you handle patterns, numbers and words

The first questions are easy on purpose. They get harder as you go, and the hardest ones count the most.

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Beyond one number: what your report shows you

Your score and percentile

Your estimate on the standard IQ scale, and the share of people a score like yours sits above on that scale.

Four skill scores

How many number pattern, verbal reasoning, pattern recognition and abstract reasoning questions you got right.

A certificate to download

A picture with your name, your score and the date you took the test. Save it or print it.

23 more tests

The same plan opens every other MindScale test, from personality and emotional intelligence to love style, DISC and strengths, with their results.

Common questions

How long does the test take?

As long as you need. There's no time limit. You answer 38 questions one at a time and can go back to change an answer before you finish.

What does it cost?

Your score and full report: $1.95 for 7 days of full access, then $29.95 every 4 weeks until you cancel. Taking the test costs nothing, and you see the price before you start. You pay only to see your score.

How is my score worked out?

Each right answer earns points, and harder questions earn more. Your total is placed on the standard IQ scale, where the average is 100. Our scoring table is new and hasn't been checked against a large group of test-takers yet, so treat your number as an estimate.

Is this a clinical IQ test?

No. It's an online estimate for fun and self-reflection. It can't diagnose anything, and it shouldn't be used for school, job or medical decisions.

How do I cancel?

In your account, in two clicks. Or use the cancel page and we'll email you a one-click link. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for. If you're unhappy with a charge, email us within 14 days of it; see the refund policy.

Who can buy access?

Adults only. You confirm you're 18 or older when you enter your email at the end of the test.

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The 23 other tests are self-report questionnaires for self-reflection, not clinical, diagnostic or hiring assessments. The trait tests on ADHD, BPD, narcissism, autism, OCD and mood patterns are not a diagnosis or a medical test. Every test is our own: the nine-type test is in the spirit of the Enneagram, and none is affiliated with a branded DISC, strengths, sensitivity or love language test.