Openness
Imagination, curiosity, and taste for the new
- Imagination
- Aesthetic sensitivity
- Emotional awareness
- Adventurousness
- Intellectual curiosity
- Openness to change
The Big Five · 30 facets · adult norms
Personality, measured — not typed.
Fiveprint plots you on the five traits science actually uses, and the thirty facets beneath them. No letters, no boxes, no flattery — percentile scores against adult norms, and a written report that treats you like an adult.
120 statements · 10–15 minutes · results free · no account needed
Openness
84
Conscientiousness
42
Extraversion
61
Agreeableness
27
Neuroticism
55
shaded band = typical range (30th–70th percentile) · numbers are percentiles
What gets measured
Five traits. Six facets each. That's the whole model — and it's enough.
The Big Five is the most replicated framework in personality science. Every trait below is a dimension, not a category: most people land in the middle, and the interesting information is in the pattern across all thirty facets.
Conscientiousness
Discipline, order, and follow-through
- Self-efficacy
- Orderliness
- Dutifulness
- Ambition
- Self-discipline
- Deliberation
Extraversion
Energy, sociability, and positive emotion
- Warmth
- Sociability
- Assertiveness
- Activity level
- Excitement-seeking
- Positive emotion
Agreeableness
Warmth, trust, and concern for others
- Trust
- Sincerity
- Altruism
- Cooperation
- Modesty
- Compassion
Neuroticism
Sensitivity to stress and negative emotion
- Anxiety
- Anger
- Low mood
- Self-consciousness
- Immoderation
- Vulnerability to stress
How it works
01
Answer 120 statements
Rate how accurately each one describes you, as you generally are now. First impressions, 10–15 minutes, progress saves in your browser.
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See yourself plotted
Every trait and facet scored as a percentile against adult norms, with a written interpretation of your level on each of the five traits. Free, immediately, at a private link.
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Go deeper if you want
One optional purchase ($9, once) opens the full report: all thirty facets interpreted, plus how your levels tend to play out at work, in close relationships, and over time.
The science, honestly
Built on the open item pool the field itself uses.
Fiveprint's 120 statements come from the public-domain International Personality Item Pool — the same open bank of items behind decades of published Big Five research — organized in the classic 30-facet structure. Your answers are scored against approximate adult norms and reported as percentiles.
We'll also tell you what a questionnaire can't do: it can't diagnose anything, it can't see through deliberately dishonest answers, and single percentile digits are less meaningful than bands. Instruments deserve spec sheets.
Read the full methodology- statements, four per facet, balanced keying
- 120statements, four per facet, balanced keying
- facets measured — six beneath each trait
- 30facets measured — six beneath each trait
- personality “types” — traits are dimensions
- 0personality “types” — traits are dimensions
- of the item pool in the public domain
- 100%of the item pool in the public domain
Pricing
Free results. One honest price for more.
No subscription, no trial that renews, no email required to see your scores. The full report is a single purchase that stays unlocked on your result's link forever.
Your results
free, always
- Percentile scores for all five traits
- Percentile scores for all 30 facets, charted
- Written interpretation of your level on each trait
- Private result link, saved as long as you keep it
- Optional free account to keep results findable
The full report
$9 · one time · 30-day refund
- Everything in the free results
- Written interpretation of every one of your 30 facets
- Each trait analyzed at work, at your level
- Each trait analyzed in close relationships
- Growth notes for working with your temperament
- Clean print / save-as-PDF formatting
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
How is this different from Myers-Briggs or 16-type tests?
Type tests sort you into boxes; measurement doesn't support boxes. Personality traits are continuous and roughly normally distributed — most people are near the middle of most of them. The Big Five reports where you sit on each dimension instead of rounding you to the nearest archetype, which is why it's the framework used in essentially all modern personality research.
How accurate will my results be?
As accurate as your answers. Self-report questionnaires with well-tested items predict real outcomes surprisingly well at the group level, but they are estimates, not X-rays: read your percentiles as bands, and expect scores to wobble a few points on a retake. If a result genuinely doesn't fit, trust the evidence of your life over the instrument.
What happens to my data?
Your answers and scores are stored under an unguessable link that only you see, and nothing is shared or sold. An account is optional and needs only an email. You can read the details on the privacy page.
What does the $9 buy, exactly?
The written interpretation layer: all thirty facets explained at your level, plus per-trait analyses for work, close relationships, and growth. It's a one-time purchase for that result — no subscription, and a 30-day refund if you don't find it accurate.
Can I retake it?
Yes, free, as often as you like. Traits are fairly stable in adulthood, so expect broadly similar results — big swings usually mean a different frame of mind while answering, and that's information too.
Is this a psychological evaluation?
No. Fiveprint measures normal-range personality for self-understanding. It is not a medical, clinical, or hiring instrument, and no facet score — including the ones with clinical-sounding names — is a diagnosis of anything.
Fifteen minutes. Thirty measurements. One honest portrait.
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