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A 16-type personality test with its own type names
Sixty statements on four dimensions, fifteen each. You get a four-letter type with its own name, and how strongly you lean on each dimension. The type describes self-reported preferences, not a score compared with other people.
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Your type on a sticker card and four bipolar tracks.
What you get
- Your four-letter type and its name
- Four tracks showing how far you lean on each dimension
- A shareable card and link, private until you turn it on
- The full result for free
How it is scored
Each statement leans toward one pole of a dimension. Agreement counts toward that pole, disagreement toward the other. The dominant pole on each dimension forms your type; the lean is shown as a percentage of the possible range.
We only show what the evidence supports: no percentiles or rankings until a reviewed norm exists for your language.
Questions people ask
- Is this the MBTI?
- No. MBTI is a registered trademark of the Myers-Briggs Company. This is an independent 16-type test with its own items and type names.
- Can my type change?
- Yes. Types describe preferences you report today, and answers shift with mood and circumstance. Treat it as a mirror, not a label.
- Do I need an account?
- No. The full free result is shown right away.