Free online IQ test · 60 questions · up to 40 minutes
Free online IQ test: 60 questions and instant results
Work through logic, pattern, language, number and spatial problems. Your complete result includes an estimated IQ score, a domain breakdown and an answer review — with no signup or payment screen.
- Completely free
- Instant estimated IQ score
- No registration
This is not a normed or clinically validated intelligence test. The estimated IQ score is indicative and must not be used as an official IQ measurement.
The full result is free
A 60-question IQ test without a paywall at the end
Some online IQ tests only reveal the price after the final question. This one does not. When you finish, you immediately see an estimated IQ score, the number you answered correctly and a breakdown of the task types. There is no payment screen and no account is required.
What you will work through
Each form draws 60 questions from a larger item bank. They cover number sequences, visual patterns, logical deductions, verbal analogies, spatial problems and short mathematical reasoning tasks. Easier questions establish a baseline; harder questions carry more weight in the estimate.
What appears in your result
- Estimated IQ
- An indicative conversion, shown immediately.
- Raw and weighted score
- Correct answers alongside the difficulty-adjusted total.
- Domain profile
- Your result for each of the six reasoning areas.
- Answer review
- The correct answer and explanation for missed questions.
Questions before you start
Is this IQ test really free?
Yes. You can complete all 60 questions and see your estimated IQ score and domain results without paying or creating an account.
Do I get the IQ test result immediately?
Yes. Your estimated IQ score, raw score and performance across six reasoning domains appear as soon as you finish the test.
How long does the online IQ test take?
The test has a 40-minute limit. Many people finish sooner, but all 60 questions need an answer before the result can be shown.
Is the estimated IQ score official?
No. The score is an experimental estimate based on this question set. It is not normed on a representative population and cannot replace a professionally administered IQ assessment.