Which Enneagram Type Are You? (Quick Quiz)

How this Enneagram quiz works

This quick quiz asks 12 everyday questions: how you’d spend a free Saturday, what you do when you’re stressed, which compliment would stick with you, and what gets on your nerves. Each answer points toward one of the nine Enneagram types, from Type 1, the Reformer, to Type 9, the Peacemaker. Your result is the type your answers lean toward most.

It takes about two minutes, there’s no sign-up, and your answers are scored right in your browser. Go with your first instinct and pick what you actually do, not what you think you should do. The Enneagram is about what motivates you underneath your habits, so honest answers give the most useful result.

New to the system? Our guide to the 9 Enneagram types explained walks through each type’s core motivation, strengths and growth path, and it’s a great companion to your result.

A quick, honest note

This is a short quiz for fun and self-reflection, not an official Enneagram assessment and not a psychological test. Twelve questions can only capture a snapshot, and most people recognize themselves in two or three types. Many Enneagram fans spend months reading about the types before they settle on one, and some change their minds along the way. That’s normal.

If you’re curious how much weight to give any online personality quiz, we looked at the evidence in are online personality quizzes accurate? The short version: they’re best used as conversation starters and prompts for reflection, not as labels.

What to do with your result

• Read your result page and notice which parts feel true and which don’t. The parts that don’t fit are useful clues, too.
• Read the descriptions of the types next to yours. If one of them feels even more like you, trust that over the quiz.
• Share your result with a friend or partner and ask which type they’d have guessed for you. Their answer can be surprisingly insightful.
• Compare it with other frameworks, like the 16 personality types, to see where different systems agree about you.

Whatever type you get, every one of the nine has real strengths and its own path to growth. There’s no best or worst type. Think of your result as a mirror for a moment of reflection, then come back and retake the quiz in a few months to see if your answers have shifted.

All possible results