Free Big Five Personality Test

See where you land on the five traits that shape personality: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, warmth, and how you handle stress.

Free Big Five Personality Test illustration
40
Questions
5
Traits measured
5 min
Average time
4.9
Average rating
The process

How it works

01

Answer honestly

Pick the answer that fits how you really are

02

See your profile

See a clear score for all five traits

03

Grow

Try a few simple daily steps based on your results

What you'll learn

What this test measures

The five traits that shape who you are

Neuroticism Neuroticism

Neuroticism

How strongly stress and hard feelings tend to hit you.

Openness Openness

Openness

How much you like new ideas, art, and new experiences.

Conscientiousness Conscientiousness

Conscientiousness

How organized, careful, and driven you are.

Extraversion Extraversion

Extraversion

Where you get energy and how you act around other people.

Agreeableness Agreeableness

Agreeableness

How warm, trusting, and cooperative you are with others.

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What people say

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Rachel, 45
United States
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How I answer depends on the week, so I wouldn't treat this as final. Still, it identified habits worth watching.

Tracey, 62
United States
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I got agreeableness, which for me means giving people the benefit of the doubt. A quality I'm happy to keep.

Kirsty, 40
United States
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This helped me choose a habit to track instead of relying on my memory of how I behave.

Charlotte, 35
United States
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Loved how the big five test allowed for enjoying company without always wanting attention. I can describe my social side more accurately now.

Brian, 56
United States
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Some questions were harder to answer than I expected. That alone made this worthwhile. I had to consider actual examples.

Rachel, 47
United States
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I appreciated having a private way to examine habits I'm not ready to discuss. The results gave that thinking some structure.

Gary, 58
United Kingdom
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I've done personality tests before, but separate traits made more sense to me than one type. There was room for my contradictions.

Craig, 46
United Kingdom
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My excuses look a bit thin next to these results. That's a good thing. I needed a more realistic picture of myself.

Alan, 50
Canada
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Read it, then rewrote a personal goal to suit how I actually operate. Less ambitious on paper, more likely to happen.

Roger, 53
Australia
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For someone who claims to like peace and quiet, getting extraversion was telling. I enjoy company. This helped me admit I miss it.

Yvonne, 70
Ireland
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I took the big five test out of curiosity. It helped me understand why an unexpected change of plans can unsettle me.

Michael, 47
United States
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It showed why I keep taking on other people's priorities at work, and gave tiny steps I could try - which I will

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