Super Recognizer Test

See how strong your face recognition and memory may be in about 10 minutes. Get an 82 item score breakdown and spot your easiest and hardest areas for real world recognition.
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March 25, 2026
March 25, 2026
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49/100
Face Matching Accuracy (FMA)
Measures how accurately you judge whether two photos show the same person or different people in face-matching tasks.
Lower accuracy
Moderate accuracy
High accuracy
049Lower accuracy5074Moderate accuracy75100High accuracy
A score of 49 falls in the Lower accuracy range, suggesting more difficulty making reliable same-person vs different-person decisions when photos vary in angle, lighting, or expression.
example score
21/NaN
Face Memory Accuracy (FMA)
Measures how accurately you learn and later recognize previously seen faces across memory-style items.
Low
Moderate
High
0NaNLow34NaNModerate67NaNHigh
A score of 21 falls in the Low range, suggesting lower accuracy on remembering and recognizing faces across the memory-style items in this test.
example score
78/NaN
Overall Face Recognition (OFR)
This scale summarizes overall performance across face-memory and face-matching tasks to indicate general facial recognition skill.
Developing
Strong
Very Strong
0NaNDeveloping50NaNStrong75NaNVery Strong
A score of 78 falls in the Very Strong range, suggesting above-average overall face recognition ability across both memory and matching items.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Curious self-testers
41%OF USERS
People who enjoy quick cognitive quizzes and want to see how their face-memory compares to others.
Work-relevant recognizers
34%OF USERS
Professionals who rely on identifying people (e.g., security, retail, hospitality, teaching) and want to gauge their everyday recognition strengths.
Memory and perception geeks
25%OF USERS
Students, researchers, and psychology enthusiasts exploring how face-matching and face-memory tasks work and what their score might imply.
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Face Matching Accuracy (FMA)
Average
39.9
Normal range
25.354.4
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Face Memory Accuracy (FMA)
Average
49.4
Normal range
31.267.6
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100
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Overall Face Recognition (OFR)
Average
37.4
Normal range
19.255.5
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max.
100
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Once you complete the test, your result will appear on the scale so you can see how you compare.
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CLEAR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this assessment measure?
It screens face recognition skill using tasks that involve matching unfamiliar faces and remembering faces across changes in view or lighting. It provides a score summary and item-type feedback to describe relative strengths and weaknesses.
How long does it take, and how many items are included?
Estimated completion time is about 10 minutes. The assessment includes 82 items.
Is this a diagnostic or clinical evaluation?
No. Results are intended for self-exploration and education and do not establish a clinical diagnosis or professional qualification.
What conditions are recommended for taking the assessment?
Complete it in a quiet setting with minimal interruptions and a stable screen. Use typical corrective lenses if needed and keep the same viewing distance throughout.
How should the results be interpreted?
Scores indicate performance on this set of face-memory and face-matching items and may suggest everyday recognition tendencies. Results can vary with attention, fatigue, and familiarity with similar tasks.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment

Super Recognizer Test - Symptoms and Signs

Wondering if you’re a “super recognizer” with unusually strong face-memory skills? This super recognizer test is a fun, non-diagnostic way to explore your facial recognition ability using face-matching and face-memory style questions inspired by common research tasks (such as the Cambridge Face Memory Test). Get a clear score summary, see which types of items you found easiest or hardest, and learn what your results might suggest about your everyday recognition strengths.

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