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Character strengths test: your top 5 of 24

The Top 5 Strengths test in Personality Tests Pro ranks 24 character strengths, such as Curiosity, Kindness, Humor and Perseverance, from your own answers and shows your top five, from 94 statements, about 9 minutes. It runs in four parts of 24, shows your top strength so far after each part, and after the first part you can peek at a preview top 5 and come back later to sharpen it.

Updated · The Open Apps, Inc. · 94 statements · about 9 min

How it works

  1. Open it. In ChatGPT, say “Find my top 5 strengths”.
  2. Answer part 1. 24 statements, five dots each. Then you can see a preview top 5 or keep going.
  3. Finish parts 2 to 4. Stop whenever you like; every tap is saved and Continue picks up where you left off, in any chat.
  4. Read your top 5. Your five signature strengths, any that tie with number 5, and the family each belongs to.

Ranked within you

Strengths are ranked against each other, inside your own answers, not against other people. Everybody has a top five; a flat profile simply means many strengths sit close together, and the result says so.

Ways to find your character strengths

Personality Tests ProA long strengths survey onlineAsking a chatbot
Length94 statements in 4 parts, about 9 minutesOften 100 to 240 statements in one goNone
PreviewTop 5 after part 1Only at the endInstant guess
ReportTop 5 with descriptions, nothing to buyOften a paid full reportA paragraph
Stop and continueYes, in any chatSometimes, with an accountNo

Compared by format, 31 October 2026.

Use it in ChatGPT

Personality Tests Pro is an app in ChatGPT (also Claude and Grok). Type one of these:

  • “Find my top 5 strengths”
  • “Continue my strengths test”
  • “How can I use my top strength at work?”

In ChatGPT soon

Questions

How many strengths are there?
24, grouped into six families such as wisdom, courage and humanity.
Can I stop halfway?
Yes. Every answer is saved; say "Continue my strengths test" in any chat.
Where do the statements come from?
A public-domain set of character-strength items from the International Personality Item Pool.

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