Free Enneagram Test

Free · Under 10 minutes · 91% type agreement · Wing + instinct included

Your Complete Results

Scores for All 9 Types

Go beyond your top type with results for all nine types, your wing, and your instinct—all in one test. Built by data scientists to focus on the motivations beneath behavior, the test takes under 10 minutes and shows 91% type agreement.

Enneagram Personality Test

Type overview

Your Type

Discover the Enneagram type that best matches your answers, along with a clear overview of the motivations, fears, strengths, and patterns that shape how your type tends to move through the world.

wing results

Your Wing

See which neighboring type most strongly influences your core type. Your wing adds nuance to your personality and can help explain why two people of the same Enneagram type may look very different.

instinct results

Your Instincts

Explore which instinct—Relational, Social, or Self-Preservation—shows up most strongly in your answers and how it adds another layer of variation within your type.

Types in depth

Your Strengths

Go beyond your type result with a deeper look at the strengths, tendencies, and qualities that tend to emerge when your type is functioning at its best and when it's not!

Enneagram Personality Test

What are the 9 Enneagram Types?

  • Type 1

    Reformers seek to have integrity & avoid being bad
    Wise, ethical, rational, purposeful, passionate, composed, and detailed

  • Type 2

    Helpers seek to be loved & avoid feeling unworthy of love

    Altruistic, helpful, informative, encouraging, sentimental, dedicated, and practical

  • Type 3

    Achievers seek to be valued & avoid feeling worthless
    Magnetic, diplomatic, driven, efficient, industrious, adaptable, and competitive

  • Type 4

    Individualists seek to be themselves & avoid being without identity
    Creative, inspired, authentic, distinctive, self-expressive, introspective, and sensitive

  • Type 5

    Investigators seek to be competent & avoid being incapable
    Pioneering, curious, perceptive, observant, logical, precise, private, and intense

  • Type 6

    Loyalists seek to be secure & avoid losing support or guidance
    Compassionate, analytical, vigilant, responsible, community-building, and skeptical

  • Type 7

    Enthusiasts seek to be happy & avoid being deprived or trapped in pain
    Ecstatic, spontaneous, curious, versatile, quick-thinking, active, and unfiltered

  • Type 8

    Challengers seek to be independent & avoid feeling controlled
    Confident, instinctual, self-reliant, protective, tough, resolute, and straight-talking

  • Type 9

    Peacemakers seek to have peace of mind & avoid loss and separation
    Peaceful, empathetic, steadfast, imaginative, synthesizing, accepting, and internal

FAQs

What is the Enneagram?

The Enneagram is a personality framework that categorizes people into Nine types.

Our brains use pattern recognition to make quick judgments as we go through life, especially when it comes to human interaction. A well-studied personality model like the Enneagram is an incredibly beneficial tool for categorizing and relating to others, far more predictive and useful than gender, job role, physical appearance

Is the Enneagram Blueprint test free?

Yes. The test is free to take and gives you your results immediately.

How long does the Enneagram test take?

Most people finish in under 10 minutes.

How accurate is the Enneagram Blueprint test?

The test shows 91% agreement with users’ self-reported Enneagram types. Because Enneagram typing is based on internal motivations, your results are best used as a strong starting point for self-reflection rather than an absolute diagnosis.

What results do I get?

You’ll see scores for all nine Enneagram types, your most likely core type, your wing, and your instinct.

What is an Enneagram wing?

Your wing is one of the two types next to your core type on the Enneagram. It can add nuance to how your type tends to show up.

What are Enneagram instincts?

The three instincts are Relational, Social, and Self-Preservation. They describe different areas of attention and priority and help explain variation within the same Enneagram type.

Can my Enneagram type change?

Enneagram theory generally treats your core type as stable, although how it shows up can change substantially over time as you grow and your circumstances change.