Nonverbal
Matrices, sequences, rotations, odd ones out and balances: no vocabulary, no trivia. We measure reasoning, not what you've learned.
fifteen puzzles, four minutes, one imaginary pencil.
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≈ 4 minFreeNo sign-up
Matrices, sequences, rotations, odd ones out and balances: no vocabulary, no trivia. We measure reasoning, not what you've learned.
With 15 questions, you get your score within a ±6-point range, plus your percentile. A site claiming an exact IQ from 10 questions is overselling.
Mean 100, standard deviation 15: the convention of the Wechsler tests. Your score shows where you stand, not what you're worth.
No. No online test of a few minutes can. You get a playful estimate of your logical reasoning, with a margin of error.
Yes: no sign-up, no email, no payment to see your result.
About 4 minutes for 15 questions. There's no timer: take the time you need.
By design, the average IQ is 100, and two people out of three score between 85 and 115.
Yes, every attempt draws new puzzles. But retaking it right away mostly measures your memory.
An estimate for entertainment, based on 15 nonverbal questions. It is not a diagnosis: a clinical IQ is measured by a psychologist, over several hours.