SBTI personality test
Take Selfetti's English adaptation of the Chinese internet SBTI personality game: 30 everyday questions, 15 preferences and 26 possible results. Your basic result, answer evidence and share card are free, with no account required. Choose what fits your recent life, rather than a type you want to get.
Your answers stay on this browser unless you choose to share or ask for an AI reflection.
SBTI personality types: all 26 results
Selfetti has 25 regular SBTI patterns and the HHHH mixed result: 26 results in total. Find each type by its name or code.
This SBTI personality game adapts a Chinese internet quiz. Thirty questions describe 15 preferences; fixed scoring compares them with 25 patterns, using HHHH when none is close enough. It is neither the official MBTI assessment nor the climate organization SBTi. Examples are editorial reflections, not additional scoring rules.
What your SBTI result includes
After all 30 answers, you get a personality card, 15 preference scores and selected answers that explain the reading. The type name is a playful summary; the answer evidence is more useful for checking whether it fits. You can revisit an answer before treating the result as a description of yourself.
This version uses 25 regular patterns plus HHHH when none is close enough. It does not implement DRUNK. If several regular patterns tie on both distance and matching preferences, the result also lists those alternatives. Different SBTI versions can use different questions and rules.
A scoring example you can check
Each question has three choices worth 0, 1 or 2 points. Each preference combines two questions; some run in the opposite direction. For those reverse-scored questions, the contribution is 2 minus the selected choice value.
For example, the S1 preference includes the compliment question above and question 16 about learning a new activity. Choose “I can accept this appreciation” in question 1: that contributes 2. Choose “Feel down, then decide whether to continue” in question 16: its reverse-scored contribution is 2 − 1 = 1. S1 is therefore (2 + 1) / 4 × 100 = 75.
That 75 is a position between two preference descriptions, not a percentile, a 75% probability or a measure of mental health. The type calculation places scores of 25 or less in the low band, 75 or more in the high band, and other scores in the middle, then compares all 15 bands with the stored patterns. A high score is not automatically better.
Use the result in a real conversation
Suppose your card describes someone who adjusts to the room, while you remember being direct with close friends. Both can be true in different settings. Compare one recent group conversation with one private conversation: what did you say, what did you hold back, and what would you change next time?
With a friend, ask “Which answer sounds like me, and in what situation?” before comparing labels. A useful next step might be stating one small preference instead of agreeing automatically. Keep the example that fits, question the one that does not, and avoid using a type to choose a partner or career.
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Before you give yourself a label
Is this a scientific or official MBTI assessment?
No. This is Selfetti's adaptation of the Chinese internet SBTI personality game, not the original official site, a validated clinical scale or an official MBTI assessment. The consistent calculation does not make its playful labels clinical findings.
Do I pay to reveal my result?
No. The basic quiz, full type result, scores, answer evidence and share card are free. Optional deeper reports are separate purchases with the price shown before checkout.
Why might my result change?
An answer can change when your circumstances or interpretation of a question changes. With two questions per preference, one changed choice can move a score across a band boundary and affect the closest pattern. Compare the answers and context, rather than treating a new label as proof that your personality changed.
Where do my answers go?
Basic progress and results stay in this browser. Automatic AI interpretation, when enabled, sends a result summary and relevant evidence to our server and DeepSeek; turn it off to use basic results only. Choosing a share link or cloud save uploads the relevant summary. See our privacy page for these choices.