Logical reasoning
Abstract series and patterns: the ability to induce rules.
Orientative test · 20 questions · ~15 minutes
A free IQ test online, built to the standards of modern psychometrics. Measure your logical, verbal, spatial and numerical reasoning and get your IQ score instantly.
No sign-up · Instant result · For all ages
Based on 600 completed tests
Three steps, fifteen minutes, zero friction.
Series, matrices, analogies and numerical problems with progressive difficulty, just like the classic tests.
When you finish you'll see your IQ on the standard scale (mean 100, deviation 15) and your percentile, computed on the spot.
Per-area breakdown, a reasoned explanation for every answer, and your personalized certificate.
Four dimensions of reasoning, inspired by the reference psychometric batteries.
Abstract series and patterns: the ability to induce rules.
Analogies and relationships between concepts: precision with language.
Rotation, matrices and visualization: thinking in three dimensions.
Proportions, rates and quantities: agility with numbers.
Real methodology
No gimmicks or borrowed logos — just the methodology behind serious cognitive testing.
Your score sits on the classic scale (mean 100, standard deviation 15), the same standardization the major intelligence tests use.
Fluid reasoning, verbal comprehension, visual-spatial and quantitative reasoning — the same cognitive indices the reference psychometric batteries measure.
Every question is classified by domain and difficulty and human-reviewed before it goes live.
Your percentile is derived from the normal distribution — a real statistical ranking, not an invented number.
Methodology inspired by reference psychometric batteries and classical test theory. Orientative, for self-knowledge — not a clinical diagnosis.
Start free. Go deeper if you want more.
No card · No email · No catch
✓One-time payment — no subscription, no recurring charges, ever.
Available the moment you finish the test
Yes. Taking the test and seeing your estimated IQ with your percentile is completely free. The full report, with the per-area breakdown and certificate, is an optional one-time purchase.
Most people finish in about 15 minutes. The hard limit is 20 minutes, and time is part of the measurement.
No. It is an orientative test for self-knowledge. It is not a clinical instrument and does not replace a professional assessment by a qualified psychologist.
Your raw score is converted to the standard IQ scale (mean 100, standard deviation 15) using our statistical norms, which are recalibrated as more people complete the test.
Yes. Questions are drawn from a larger bank, so each attempt can vary. Keep in mind that retaking it many times in a row can inflate your result.
No — never. The full report is a single one-time payment. No subscription, no auto-renewal, no hidden fees. You pay once and it's yours to keep.
No. There is no account, no registration and no email required: you answer the 20 questions and your IQ score and percentile appear on screen straight away. An email only comes into it if you choose to buy the full report, and it is the payment provider that collects it.
From the blog
The Mensa test is hard in a specific sense: it's built so only the top 2% pass. Here's what actually makes it difficult, and what doesn't.
9 min read →
Roughly 2 in 100 people score an IQ over 130 — the statistical threshold for "gifted." Here's exactly what that percentage means and why it's so rare.
6 min read →
The IQ standard deviation tells you how far a score sits from average in statistical terms. Here's why most scales use 15, what SD 16 changes, and how to read your own result correctly.
7 min read →
Fifteen minutes. Twenty questions. An answer that might surprise you.
Take the test now →Important notice
This test is orientative and for entertainment and self-knowledge purposes only. It is NOT a clinical or diagnostic instrument, and its results do not replace a professional psychological assessment administered by a qualified specialist.