Free Online IQ Test – 200 Visual Questions

Find the rule. Pick the answer that fits.

A free, non-verbal IQ test with 200 visual reasoning questions. No registration, no language skills needed. You see the correct answer and explanation right away.

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20questions per attempt
200questions in the bank
11question types
~25 minsuggested time

What kind of test is this?

This is a fluid reasoning test. Fluid reasoning is the ability to solve new problems, discover rules and think abstractly, independent of what you have learned at school. Every question is a picture (or a sequence of pictures) that follows a hidden rule. Your job is to find the rule and choose the answer that fits.

The formats follow the tasks used in well-known psychometric tests: Raven’s Progressive Matrices, the Cattell Culture Fair Test and the fluid-reasoning subtests of the Wechsler scales, plus the spatial classics mental rotation and paper folding. All items are original and generated for this test, they are not copies of any published test.

The 11 question types

Matrix reasoning

Find the missing piece of a 3×3 grid whose rows and columns follow rules.

Raven · Wechsler
Figure addition

Pictures in a row are combined, subtracted or compared to give the third one.

Raven (advanced items)
Number series

Work out the rule behind a row of numbers and give the next one.

Cattell · classic IQ
Figure series

Pointers rotate, objects change and counters grow. What comes next?

Cattell “Series”
Odd one out

Find the figure that breaks the rule: shape, symmetry, number of sides, mirror image.

Cattell “Classification”
Figure analogies

A is to B as C is to … ?

Analogical reasoning
Sequence logic

Several dots move around a frame, each by its own rule.

Cattell “Series”
Figure weights

Balanced scales reveal how heavy each shape is. Balance the last scale.

Wechsler WAIS · WISC
Spatial conditions

In which picture can a dot be placed inside/outside the same shapes?

Cattell “Conditions”
Mental rotation (3D)

Which block figure is the same object, only turned?

Spatial ability
Paper folding

A folded sheet is punched. How does it look when opened?

Spatial visualisation

How it works

  1. 1

    Press Start: 20 questions are drawn at random from the bank of 200, so every attempt is different.

  2. 2

    The 20 questions are balanced: 4 from each of the 5 difficulty levels, shown from easiest to hardest.

  3. 3

    Choose one answer per question, then press Next. Keys 1–5 and Enter work too. No time limit, no penalty for guessing.

  4. 4

    At the end you get your estimated IQ, percentile, a breakdown by question type and a review of your answers.

How the score is calculated

Harder questions are worth more points (level 1 = 1 point … level 5 = 5 points). Your weighted score is converted to an IQ estimate on the usual scale (average 100, standard deviation 15), reported between 70 and 145.

Please note: this is an entertainment and self-assessment tool, not a standardised, clinically validated test. A 20-question test cannot measure intelligence precisely, so treat the result as a rough indication (roughly ±10 points or more). For a formal assessment, consult a qualified psychologist.
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