Free Group Personality Tests for Friends, Families & Teams
Bring personality results together for your friends, family, team or organization. A free SimilarMinds group lets people share selected results, compare trait scores and explore group patterns.
Free plan · Unlimited members · Share existing results or take a new test
Six tests, one group view
Members can share MOTIVES, Big Five, Jung, Enneagram, Distinct Traits and COMPILER results. They choose which tests to share; joining a group does not automatically share their private results.
EXAMPLE RESULTS
Friends & family · group results
See individual results and the spread behind each group average.
| Member | MOTIVES · top 3 | Big Five | Jung | Enneagram | Distinct Traits · top 3 | COMPILER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex | Offbeat · Thinking · Globalist | SCOAI | ENTP | 7w6 | Experimenting · Artistic · Planning | AOFPIYEN |
| Jordan | Interpersonal · Vitality · Globalist | RCUAI | ISFJ | 2w1 | Other-centric · Pet-centric · Humble | COFPIYEN |
| Sam | Thinking · Offbeat · Ascetic | SCOAI | INTJ | 5w6 | Planning · Empirical · Self-reliant | AOFPIYEN |
On a narrow screen, swipe the member table sideways to see all six tests.
Big Five · group stats at a glance
Each average uses these three sample members’ shared Big Five scores. A range shows the lowest and highest score; it is not a confidence interval.
Try the full interactive sample dashboard →
Fictional names and scores for illustration. No personal results are shown.
Look beyond a row of type codes
- Sort members by trait: explore a specific score across the group.
- Compare with a profile: select a member or set your own target scores and save a named reference.
- See the spread: a group average can hide differences; the member range puts them back in view.
- See what is missing: invite members to take or share particular tests.
Choose Solo or Group mode
Solo mode suits one person inviting people to particular tests and reviewing results privately. Test invitees can complete a test without creating an account; saving their own personal result is optional.
Group mode suits a collaborative group. Members join an account and can view the results that members have chosen to share. The owner manages the group; members have viewing access. You can change modes later.
Start with one shared test
- Create a group and choose the mode that matches your use.
- Share your own existing test result or take a new one.
- Invite someone to share the same test, then open the full group stats overview.
Can people use results they already have?
Yes. A member can share a saved personal result on a per-test basis or take a new test for the group. Shared copies do not automatically change when a personal profile is retaken; refresh the shared result when appropriate.
Does similarity to a target mean someone is a better person?
No. Target similarity describes closeness to selected questionnaire scores. It is not a measure of personal value, future performance or relationship success. Missing shared tests also limit a comparison.
Who can see the group?
In Group mode, active members can read shared group results. In Solo mode, results are private to the owner unless the owner grants viewing access. Members control which personal results they share.
Want a two-person comparison instead? · Browse the personality tests