Free online IQ test · no sign-up

Free online IQ test

Nine tasks, about 30 minutes, no account. The free result is an overall IQ estimate and a cognitive profile. Stop after any task.

No account needed. Answers stay in this browser. Stop after any task.

How to take the GAI IQ test · How it differs from a WAIS

  • 9 tasks · about 30 minutesEach task is a few minutes. You do not have to finish in one sitting.
  • Phone-friendly · resume by taskIt runs in the browser. Stop after any task and come back later.
  • CHC model · GAI vs Full Scale IQFive domains, then two composites: the usual IQ, and reasoning without memory or speed.

Results

What you can view for free

All nine tasks, the overall IQ estimate, and a profile name are free. The one-time sheet is the written reading: domain scores, task scores, GAI, and CPI.

Free

After the nine tasks

  • All 9 tasks, no sign-up
  • Overall IQ estimate
  • A shareable profile name
  • GAI and the gap (GAI − FSIQ)

Detailed report · $19.99

What your pattern means

  • What your pattern means, in writing
  • Scores for the 5 cognitive domains
  • Scores for all 9 tasks
  • GAI, CPI, and where reasoning sits versus memory and speed
  • Saved to your email so you can open it again

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers for the test. The full list is on the home page.

Do I need an account?

No. The nine tasks do not ask you to sign in. Answers stay in this browser. My page is optional: if you later sign in, a finished sitting is saved to that email. If you pay, the checkout email is the key to the detailed sheet.

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Can I take the test for free?

Yes. All nine tasks are free, with no sign-up. After you finish, the overall IQ estimate, a profile name, GAI, and the gap are free. The sample shows the full sheet. Your own written reading — domain scores, task scores, GAI, and CPI — is a one-time purchase, saved to the checkout email.

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What results can I see for free?

An overall IQ estimate, a profile name from the verbal–visual and reasoning–proficiency axes, General Ability Index (GAI), and GAI − FSIQ. The sample report shows the layout of the written reading, including the five domains.

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What does GAIvsIQ measure?

Five CHC / WAIS-5 domains through nine tasks: verbal comprehension, fluid reasoning, visuospatial processing, working memory, and processing speed. From those we estimate FSIQ, GAI, and the gap.

How scores are made →

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Start the free IQ test

About 30 minutes. No sign-up. An overall IQ estimate and a cognitive profile. Not a diagnosis.