The IQ test that tells you where you actually stand.

Our 36 puzzles are progressive matrices, the same non-verbal format used in established reasoning assessments, and your performance is mapped onto the standard scale where the average is 100 and the standard deviation is 15. It is not a clinical assessment and it is not administered by a psychologist, so treat the number as a solid estimate of your reasoning ability rather than a diagnosis.

Most people finish in fifteen to twenty-five minutes. There is no countdown and no per-question timer, so you can think properly about the harder puzzles. We do record how long you take and show it alongside your score, because time spent is part of the picture.

No. There is no password and no sign-up. We ask for your name, your age, your gender and an email address at the end, and the email exists so you can recover your result later if you lose the link.

Taking the test and answering all 36 puzzles is free. Unlocking your result is a single payment, priced for your country and shown in full before you pay, with no subscription and nothing recurring. It gives you your IQ score, your position on the distribution, how many puzzles you answered correctly, your completion time, and a shareable result page. A printable certificate with your name and score is available afterwards as a separate optional extra.

Any unsupervised online test carries a margin of roughly seven to ten points, and ours is no exception: it depends on your surroundings, your concentration and whether you were interrupted. For a result that carries weight academically or legally you need a licensed psychologist administering a supervised assessment. What we give you is a dependable baseline.

You can, but the second score is always the less honest one, because you have seen the puzzles and learned the patterns. We limit each result to one validation so the register stays meaningful. If you do want another attempt, your result page has a link for it.

The test runs in 24 languages, including Arabic with full right-to-left layout. The puzzles themselves are entirely visual, so nothing is lost in translation and your score is comparable no matter which language you sit it in.