Text to IQ Estimator

Only roughly. Researchers have found that vocabulary and sentence complexity in writing relate to verbal ability, but one sample is a small window, and topic, mood, writing in a second language and effort all change it. Treat the result as a for-fun reading of your writing, not a measurement of your intelligence.

An AI model reads your sample and scores four things: how wide and precise your vocabulary is, how complex your sentences are, how well the ideas connect, and how clear the writing is. It turns those scores into an estimated range on the standard IQ scale, where 100 is average.

More is better. A free request takes up to 200 characters, about two or three sentences, which gives a wide range. A longer sample of your normal writing gives a narrower one.

No. This page is not affiliated with any other text-to-IQ site. Those tools use a fixed vocabulary formula; this one uses an AI model and explains each score with examples from your text, so the two can give different numbers.

It is not an IQ test and cannot replace one given by a psychologist. It does not judge anyone's worth, and it should not be used to assess children, job applicants or anyone who has not agreed. Scores for text written in a second language or copied from elsewhere say little about the writer.