What's your Spanish level?
Take this free test and get an honest estimate of where your Spanish stands today — then see exactly what to work on next.
- A1
- A2
- B1
- B2
- C1
- C2
A short adaptive test — usually about 10 questions, 2–3 minutes. It adjusts as you go: get them right and it moves up a level, slip and it eases back, stopping as soon as your level is clear. At the end you'll get your estimated Spanish level on the CEFR scale (A1–C2).
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No sign-up needed. Questions are marked on our server, so answers aren't sitting in the page. Guess rather than skip — a wrong answer just steps the test down a level.
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How it works
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Answer one question at a time — tap A–D or use your keyboard.
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It adapts as you go: get one right and it steps up a level; slip and it eases back.
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In about 10 questions you'll have your CEFR level, from A1 to C2 — no sign-up.
What your result means
- A1 · BeginnerYou can handle greetings, introduce yourself, and use simple everyday phrases. This is a great, exciting place to start — regular speaking practice is what moves you fastest from here.
- A2 · ElementaryYou cope with simple, routine situations and can talk about your life in short sentences. Next up: linking your ideas and getting comfortable in the past tense.
- B1 · IntermediateYou can get by while travelling, hold a simple conversation, and tell a story. Richer grammar and connectors are what open up B2.
- B2 · Upper-intermediateYou can hold your own in most conversations and express opinions with some nuance. Now it's about fluency, natural phrasing, and confidence under pressure.
- C1 · AdvancedYou use Spanish flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes. Fine-tuning register and idiom is what takes you to near-native.
- C2 · MasteryYou understand virtually everything and express yourself with precision and nuance. A teacher can help you polish the last details and keep your edge.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the test take?
Usually 2–3 minutes. Because it's adaptive, it settles in about 10 questions instead of asking dozens.
Do I need to sign up?
No. It's free and needs no account. Your answers are marked on our server and your result appears instantly.
What is a CEFR level?
The Common European Framework of Reference grades language ability from A1 (beginner) through to C2 (mastery). The test estimates which band you're in.
How accurate is it?
It's a quick, honest estimate to point you in the right direction — not an official exam. A teacher can confirm your level in a first lesson.