About this test
truecolorpersonalitytest.com is a free, independent personality test built on the four-color temperament idea: Orange, Gold, Green and Blue. It is made for self-reflection and for groups who want a simple, shared language for how people differ.
How the test works
The test has 24 forced-choice questions. Each question offers four answers, one for each color, written to be equally attractive. You pick the one most like you. The order of answers changes from question to question so no position gives away a color.
Your score for each color is the share of questions where you picked that color’s answer. We show all four as percentages that add up to 100. Your highest color is your primary color and the next one is your secondary color. If two colors tie, one extra question asks which of the two descriptions fits you better.
All questions and profiles on this site were written for this site. Your answers are scored in your browser. When you finish, an anonymous copy of your answers and result is saved for aggregate research, with no name, email, IP address or cookie. You can switch this off under the test. See the privacy page for exactly what is stored.
What it can and can’t tell you
Four-color models are a starting point for conversation, not a diagnosis. They are not validated clinical instruments and should not be used for hiring or for decisions about a person. Academic personality research mostly uses trait measures such as the Big Five. Treat your result as a lens: keep what fits and question what doesn’t.
Independence
Independent site. Not affiliated with or endorsed by True Colors International. True Colors is a trademark of its owner. The official True Colors assessment and trainings are offered by True Colors International. We mention the True Colors model only to describe the four-color approach this test is based on.