Based on Raven's Progressive Matrices — the same format used in Mensa admission tests

What is your IQ?

Take the free 60-question intelligence test and get your IQ score and a result page you can share.

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What you'll receive

Accurate IQ score

Your raw score is converted with age-normed scoring tables — the same method professional tests use.

What your score means

Every score links to a page explaining its percentile, how rare it is and what the test does and does not measure.

Permanent result page

A private link to your result that you can share on social media — or keep to yourself.

Every certificate can be verified

Each certificate carries its own number. Anyone holding it — a parent, a teacher, an employer — can enter that number here and confirm the score is genuine. No account, no fee.

The science behind the test

Raven's Progressive Matrices were developed in 1936 by psychologist John C. Raven and remain the gold standard of non-verbal intelligence testing. Because the puzzles use no words or numbers, they measure pure abstract reasoning — fairly, across languages and cultures. The same format is used by clinical psychologists, armed forces and high-IQ societies such as Mensa. Your score is calculated from age-normed tables: the average IQ is 100.

How it works

  1. Solve 60 visual puzzles. They get harder as you go — skipping is allowed.
  2. Watch the clock: you have 40 minutes for the whole test.
  3. Get your IQ score instantly and share your result page.

The levels of intelligence

140+Exceptionally gifted — an outstanding intellect
120–139Very high — exceptional intelligence
110–119High — above-average intelligence
100–109Normal — solidly average to above
90–99Average intelligence
80–89Below average
<80Well below average

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