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Your strength
Logical reasoning
Spotting the rule in number series, analogies and arguments — the skill behind planning and sound decisions.
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IQ Test Online
Know your IQ. Know yourself better.
Solve 70 tasks on patterns, numbers, logic and memory to get your IQ score and a full cognitive profile.
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100Average IQ on the Cattell scale
70Original tasks in three domains
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How it works
Discover your IQ score
in three simple steps.
Take the test, get your result and understand your strengths.
- 01
Complete the test
Answer 70 progressively challenging tasks inspired by Raven’s Progressive Matrices. No time limit — most people finish in 35–45 minutes.
- 02
Get your IQ score
See your IQ on the Cattell scale, your level and exactly how many people you outperform.
- 03
Understand your strengths
Explore your profile in logic, visual-spatial reasoning, memory and the hardest tasks — then ask Freudly AI what it means for you.
Your report
See what your score really means.
Find out where you stand, how you compare and what your score says about you.
- Your IQ score on the distribution curve
- Your percentile among people who took the test
- A plain-language explanation of your level
- Scores on four abilities, not just one number
Your cognitive report
You · 128
Better than88%
Your IQ score128
Above average+28
IQ follows a normal distribution: mean 100, standard deviation 24 (Cattell scale).
Cognitive profile
Your cognitive blueprint.
See how each ability shows up in everyday life.
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Strong
Visual-spatial reasoning
Rotating, folding and completing shapes in your mind — useful for maps, design, engineering and sport.
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Solid
Memory
Holding digits, shapes and positions for a few seconds while you work with them.
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Growth zone
Hard problems
How many of the 23 hardest tasks you cracked — your reserve for new, unfamiliar challenges.
Your ranking
88 of 100
In a room of 100 people, you would score higher than 88 of them.
WorldwideAll Freudly test takersTop 12%
How rarePeople who score 128 or higher1 in 8
Based on Freudly test takers, not the general population.
Benchmarking
Where you stand.
See how you rank among everyone who took the same test — in plain, memorable numbers.
- Your rank as the share of people you scored above
- Where that places you in a room of 100 people
- How rare your score is, in plain numbers
Also in your report
Historical figures with similar scores.
See which geniuses, inventors and leaders your IQ puts you next to.
Closest to your 128
Estimated historical IQs, converted to the Cattell scale.
Verifiable credential
Your IQ certificate, ready to share.
Download it, verify it and share your achievement any time.
- A personal certificate with your name, score and date
- A permanent certificate ID and a scannable verification code
- Download as an image or a full PDF report
- Easy to add to LinkedIn or share online
Freudly AIKnows your IQ-70 resultOkay, 128. What can you tell me about myself beyond the number?
Your mistakes caught my attention. You solved several hard patterns, yet missed simpler tasks built on the same principle.
And the answers you picked in those mistakes weren’t random: each one fits part of the rule. Almost everything checks out — except one detail.
So what does that mean?
Here’s a hypothesis: when a solution looks obvious, you stop checking it. A hard task makes you look closer — and you catch what you missed in the easy one.
Which leads to a curious thing: you may slip exactly where you feel most confident.
I’d show you the two tasks side by side. On their own, these answers are unremarkable. Together, there’s something to talk about.
Show me those two tasksHow does this show up in life?
Beyond the score
Freudly AI explains your result.
Ask anything about your score and get a plan built on your own profile. Everything is included in your membership.
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Sample questions
4 real tasks from the test. Can you crack them?
Logic, two visual puzzles and a hard problem — the kind of tasks you’ll meet across all 70.
LogicEasy
In a race you overtake the runner in fourth place. What place are you in right after overtaking?
Tap an option to see the answer
Visual-spatialMedium
Which die completes the table?
Tap an option to see the answer
Visual-spatialMedium
Which flag completes the reflections?
Tap an option to see the answer
Hard problemHard
Six people shook hands. Each pair shook hands exactly once. How many handshakes were there?
Tap an option to see the answer
These are 4 of the 70 real tasks. No sign-up needed to start.
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What test takers say.
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Harder than I expected
The last third of the tasks really made me think. The profile showed exactly where I’m strong.
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Fun and interesting
Quick to start, no sign-up, and the memory tasks were a nice surprise.
Laura M. · Canada
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More than one number
I liked that the result explains each ability instead of giving me just a score.
Daniel R. · United Kingdom
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Stimulating variety
Matrices, cube nets, number series — the variety kept me focused to the very end.
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My first IQ test
No time limit made it far less stressful. I took my time and still finished in about 40 minutes.
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The chat was the best part
Asking Freudly AI why my memory score was lower gave me a real plan, not a generic tip.
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The average is 100. Hit 116+ and you’re above average, 132+ puts you in the high range, and 148+ lands you in the top 2% — genius territory shared with the names in our historical gallery. Where do you land? There’s only one way to find out.
Precisely. Every correct answer earns 1, 2 or 3 points depending on difficulty, and item response theory converts your total into IQ on the Cattell scale — the same logic professional psychometricians rely on. The result: an accurate IQ test score you can trust and compare.
Yes. It is a legit test of fluid reasoning built on the Horn and Cattell model and reviewed by a psychologist: every task has one correct answer, and your score is reported on the Cattell scale. There is no official IQ test online, though — the WAIS, WISC and Stanford–Binet are given one-to-one by a licensed psychologist, and only they count for school, medical or legal purposes.
Right here, online and free to start. For the most reliable score, do it in one sitting, somewhere quiet. If you need an official result, contact a licensed psychologist or a university psychology clinic.
Not quite. Most IQ quizzes are a handful of puzzles for fun, with no scoring model behind them. An IQ test uses tasks of graded difficulty and converts your answers to a standard IQ scale.
Look for four things: enough tasks to be reliable, more than one ability measured, a published scoring method and a named IQ scale. Very short quizzes give only a rough guess. This test meets all four, and you can check its methodology on this page.
100%. Your results are yours alone — nobody sees them unless you decide to share. Rankings are fully anonymous, and your data can be deleted at any moment on request.
Yes — and that’s the exciting part. Mental training, learning, quality sleep and the right habits sharpen memory, focus and pattern recognition. Freudly AI builds a personal plan around your weakest ability, so you can see real progress the next time you test your IQ.
Your potential doesn’t expire. Processing speed may slow over the years, but vocabulary, knowledge and strategic thinking keep growing well into later life. Test yourself today and track how your mind evolves.
Genes deal the cards, but you play the hand. Heredity sets a starting range, while education, environment and daily habits decide how far you go. Your profile shows exactly where your untapped potential lies.
About 35–45 minutes for 70 tasks — shorter than a movie and far more revealing. There’s no time limit, so you can think at your own pace and get the most accurate result. A quick IQ test of 10–15 questions takes less time, but it is too short to measure several abilities reliably.
Yes — this is a free IQ test with instant results: your answers are scored the moment you finish, and no sign-up is needed to start. To unlock your full report, certificate and AI insights, start a 3-day free trial. After that it’s $18.99 per month unless you cancel.
What the test measures
IQ test: description and methodology
This IQ test measures how you reason on material you have never seen before. It has 70 IQ test questions with one correct answer each and takes about 35–45 minutes. There is no time limit: the score depends on what you solve, not on how fast.
- 24Logical reasoningNumber series, analogies, syllogisms, ordering and word problems
- 36Visual-spatial reasoningMatrices, fragments, reflections, rotations, paper folding and cube nets
- 10Short-term memoryDigit sequences, the order and position of shapes, and a word shown before the first task
How the IQ is calculated
A correct answer earns 1, 2 or 3 points for an easy, medium or hard task; a wrong answer earns nothing. The total, from 0 to 157, is converted to IQ on the Cattell scale (mean 100, standard deviation 24) with a three-parameter item response model that accounts for task difficulty and the 25% chance of guessing.
What it is based on
The core of the test is fluid reasoning — solving new problems without relying on learned knowledge — as described by Horn and Cattell (1967). The matrix tasks follow the format made familiar by Raven’s Progressive Matrices; the items themselves are original.
How to take an IQ test for an accurate result
Take the test in one sitting, somewhere quiet. Memory material is shown only once. If you are unsure, go with your best guess. Your first attempt is the most accurate.
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About the IQ test: scores, scales and limits
An IQ test is a set of reasoning tasks scored on a common scale: your IQ shows how your result compares with other people’s, not how much you know. Below is how to read the result of this test, how it relates to the scales other tests use, and what an online test can and cannot tell you. How the test is built and scored is covered in the methodology section above.
What your result means
The results of this free IQ test are reported on five scales: the overall IQ and four abilities.
| Scale and range | Levels |
|---|---|
| IQ (overall)0–196 | Below average 0–83Average 84–115Above average 116–196 |
| Logical reasoning0–24 | Low 0–10Average 11–17High 18–24 |
| Visual-spatial reasoning0–36 | Low 0–12Average 13–25High 26–36 |
| Memory0–10 | Low 0–3Average 4–6High 7–10 |
| Hard problems0–23 | Low 0–6Average 7–10High 11–23 |
The ability scales count correct answers, and their Average band corresponds to an IQ of roughly 84–116 under the same model. A High score on one ability next to an Average IQ is therefore not a contradiction: it shows where your reasoning is strongest.
Cattell and Wechsler: why one person gets different numbers
All IQ scales put the mean at 100, but they differ in spread. This test uses the Cattell scale, with a standard deviation of 24; the Wechsler scale behind most clinical tests uses 15. The same result therefore looks higher on the Cattell scale: 124 on Cattell and 115 on Wechsler describe the same position. Compare percentiles, not the numbers themselves.
| Cattell (SD 24) | Wechsler (SD 15) | Higher than about |
|---|---|---|
| 76 | 85 | 16% of people |
| 100 | 100 | 50% of people |
| 116 | 110 | 75% of people |
| 124 | 115 | 84% of people |
| 132 | 120 | 91% of people |
| 148 | 130 | 98% of people |
These percentiles come from the theoretical normal distribution. The ranking in your report is calculated among people who took the test on Freudly.
What affects your result
Even the most accurate IQ test gives a slightly different score from day to day. These factors matter most:
- Sleep, fatigue and stress. A tired mind loses most on the memory tasks and on the hardest items.
- Distractions. Memory material is shown only once, so a notification at the wrong moment costs points.
- Familiarity with the format. People who have practised sample IQ test questions find the tasks a little easier, and a retest usually comes out a few points higher.
- Rushing. There is no time limit, and choosing an option takes you straight to the next task, so a few extra seconds on a hard task are worth it.
- Language. Most tasks are non-verbal — numbers, shapes and patterns — so the result depends on reasoning more than on vocabulary. The word problems are the exception.
An online IQ test and an official IQ test
Clinical intelligence tests, such as the Wechsler scales (WAIS, WISC) or the Stanford–Binet, are given one-to-one by a trained psychologist. They cover more abilities, including verbal comprehension and processing speed, are normed on large representative samples and are used for diagnosis, school placement and legal decisions. There is no official online version of these tests.
This is a real IQ test of fluid reasoning, but it is a self-assessment. It gives a well-grounded estimate of your IQ and a profile of your abilities, but it is not a medical or psychological diagnosis and does not replace an assessment by a specialist. If you need a result for official purposes, see a licensed psychologist.
What to do with your result
- Notice which kinds of tasks came easiest, and choose ways of learning and working that lean on that strength.
- Pick one weaker ability to train. Practice mostly improves the tasks you practise, so set a concrete goal — remembering sequences, for example — rather than “raising your IQ”.
- Test your IQ again after a few months, under the same conditions, to see how stable your result is. A small rise is expected from familiarity with the format.
- Talk your profile through with Freudly AI to connect it with your work, studies and everyday decisions.
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