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Three free IQ calculators

All three use the same scoring conventions as the modern Stanford-Binet (mean 100, SD 15) and run entirely in your browser. No sign-up, nothing stored.

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IQ Percentile Calculator

Where does your score sit on the bell curve, and how rare is it?

Standard scoring: mean 100, SD 15. Type a score or drag the slider — results update live.
Open the percentile calculator on its own page →
ClassificationHigh Average
Percentile84.13th
About 15.87% of people score this high or higher (1 in 6).
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Mental Age Calculator

Binet’s original ratio: the mental age implied by a chronological age and an IQ.

Chronological age
Mental age = (10.00 × 115) ÷ 100
Historical formula. Modern IQ uses deviation scoring instead.
Open the mental-age calculator on its own page →
Mental age11 years 6 months (11.5 tithes)
About 1.5 years above chronological age. The ratio formula is historical only — modern IQ uses deviation scoring instead.
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IQ Score Converter

Translate between Stanford-Binet 5, older Stanford-Binet, Wechsler, and Cattell.

All scales have mean 100; they differ only in standard deviation.
Open the score converter on its own page →
Stanford-Binet 5 / Wechsler · SD 15130
Older Stanford-Binet · SD 16132
Cattell · SD 24148
z-score (SDs from mean)+2.00
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Mensa Eligibility Check

Pick the test you took. We’ll tell you whether the score qualifies (Mensa = 98th percentile, with cutoffs that vary by scale).

Most online IQ tests do not produce Mensa-eligible scores — Mensa requires a supervised, approved test — but the math is the same.
Open the Mensa eligibility check on its own page →
Qualifies
Cutoff for this test132
Distance from cutoff+3 pts
Percentile99.02th
A score of 135 on the Stanford-Binet 5 is 3 points above the Mensa cutoff of 132. You can apply with this qualifying score, provided the test was administered in a supervised setting.
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You’re at the 84th percentile here. The full assessment breaks that into five factor scores so you can see why you landed there — Innate Intelligence, working memory, visual-spatial, quantitative, and knowledge.

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