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This free personality test is similar but not identical to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI test). Made by Jungian type experts, it is short yet accurate.

A Dependent Personality Inventory measuring a dependent personality spectrum symptoms across 8 different scales.

This test will give you your scores on the famous 10 Multiphasic Personality Scales.

Color test, based on the work of Swiss psychotherapist Max Lüscher.

This free personality test will allow you to obtain your scores on the Big Five personality test, as well as to have your results cross-referenced with findings from social science research.

Philosopher Personality Test, measuring which of seven philosophers you resemble the most.

Elemental Personality Test – what is your elemental personality?

This test will give you your personality scores on the scientific HEXACO test.

Free Sexual Dimensions personality test (also known as the “Sexy Seven” personality test).

Borderline Personality Test to assess the presence of the characteristic signs of BPD.

Test to determine your Buddhist personality type, according to the work of the Indian monk Buddhaghosa.

Alternative Five Model of Personality Test, measuring personality traits across 5 different scales.

Feline Five test, measuring your cat’s personality.

This High Potential Personality Test will determine whether you have a high-potential personality.

Comprehensive personality style test based on the work of Sigmund Freud, measuring your personality on several scales and dimensions.

The “Pooh Pathology Test” is a playful or informal online quiz inspired by characters from A.A. Milne’s “Winnie-the-Pooh” series, which features beloved characters like Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, and others. These characters each possess distinctive personality traits that could be used metaphorically to represent certain psychological tendencies or behaviors. For example: Winnie-the-Pooh: Represents simplicity, contentment,...

High Extroversion: Khloé is energetic, sociable, and talkative, with high levels of outer-directed activity. She is gregarious and warm in most social situations and quick to contribute new insights or topics to any conversation. Khloé is also quite witty and sassy – good with banter and good at giving as good as she gets –...

Average Extroversion: Kim showcases balanced extroversion, though with a slight tilt towards the introverted side of the spectrum. She is at ease in most social situations and communicates wholesomely with friends as well as with strangers. Her social stance is marked by a bit of reserve at times, however, as she prefers to hang back and...

Below Average Extroversion: While Kylie enjoys spending time with family and friends, her extroversion is nevertheless slanted towards the introverted side. This can be seen, for example, in the way she tends to withdraw from large groups and prefers to engage with people one on one. Her tendency to pick out just one friend and...

Below Average Extroversion: While Kourtney is perfectly capable of being sociable and talkative, her extroversion nevertheless tilts towards the introverted side. She needs time alone to process her own perspectives before engaging fully with others. She is a slower “information digester” than someone like Khloé or Kris, and can come across as reserved while subdued...

High Extroversion: Kris is assertive and entrepreneurial. She has a broad outlook on life, and a high level of outer-directed activity. Though she can be quite sensitive, she also has a high level of drive and ambition and finds it natural to speak up, assert herself, and influence the agendas of the people around her...

Low Extroversion: Kendall is more receptive than she is outgoing. In social situations, she is somewhat reserved and more inclined to listen than to talk. Kendall does not seek to take center stage and impose herself on the situation. While graceful, she is sometimes overwhelmed when pressured to engage too quickly and too much, such...

Adam Conover has made a video that supposedly shows that the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is, quote, “total BS.” The video makes the argument that the theory of Psychological Types should be discounted because it’s not scientific. But the main debunking move of the video is that the theory can’t be right because Myers and Briggs didn’t...

Disclaimer: Sigmund Freud’s psychosexual theory of personality contains outmoded gender stereotypes as well as sexual and somatic elements that may not be appropriate for all audiences. If you are sensitive to these topics, consider skipping this article. By Ryan Smith It is well-known among psychologists that Sigmund Freud postulated a series of personality styles in...

By Ryan Smith I once knew an INTJ. He was amongst the five best people I’ve ever known when it comes to determining other people’s types. For the most part, we were in complete agreement as to people’s types, but once in a while, in complex or atypical cases, we disagreed on how to operationalize or...

This essay, “The Psychological Aesthetics of INTJ,” won 1st prize in the CelebrityTypes essay contest. The views and type assessments expressed in this essay represent the opinions of its author and not the editorial point of view of the site. Readers should also remember that “type portraits” can never apply to all members of a...

This essay, “Ni, Si, and Self-Delusion,” won 3rd prize in the CelebrityTypes essay contest. The views and type assessments expressed in this essay represent the opinions of its author and not the editorial point of view of the site. By Christian Vieweg In Jungian typology, Introverted Sensation (Si) and Introverted Intuition (Ni) represent the two...

By Ryan Smith The Big Five Test is the gold standard in science. It is the most widely used personality test in scientific research and has sometimes been called “the only truly scientific personality test.” Among scientists, the Big Five is generally seen as more accurate and comprehensive than other tests, but the model may...

By Sigurd Arild, Eva Gregersen, and Ryan Smith This series of articles analyzes the characters from ‘Star Wars’ (original trilogy only) on the basis of the Big Five system of personality which is the most widely used personality test in social science and which has sometimes been referred to as “the only truly scientific personality...

By Sigurd Arild, Eva Gregersen, and Ryan Smith This series of articles analyzes the characters from ‘Star Wars’ (original trilogy only) on the basis of the Big Five system of personality which is the most widely used personality test in social science and which has sometimes been referred to as “the only truly scientific personality...