Read your mind with a drawing
Analyze your subconscious mind through the HTP (House-Tree-Person) test. Choose a test to start.
Full HTP Test
Comprehensive test with House, Tree, and Person drawings
House Test
Check family life and relationships through a house drawing
Tree Test
Check your unconscious self-image through a tree drawing
Person Test
Check interpersonal relationships and self-perception through a person drawing
Pricing
Get professional psychological analysis at a reasonable price.
Single Test
Choose one of House, Tree, or Person
- Analysis of 1 drawing
- Psychological analysis report
- PDF Download
Full Test
Comprehensive analysis of House, Tree, and Person
30% OFF
- Analysis of 3 drawings
- Comprehensive psychological report
- Deep analysis of personality and relationships
- PDF Download
What is the HTP Test?
The HTP (House-Tree-Person) test involves drawing a house, a tree, and a person,
to understand the psychological state projected in the drawings.
Why draw?
Emotions that are difficult to explain in words or felt unconsciously often appear naturally in drawings. There is no right answer in the HTP test, and you don't need to draw well. Just draw comfortably as it comes to mind.
What can you know from the HTP test?
- Current stress and anxiety factors
- How you view yourself (Self-perception)
- Patterns and attitudes in relationships with people
- Psychological characteristics such as stability, confidence, desires, and defense mechanisms
Think of the HTP test as a psychological mirror that helps you understand yourself rather than a tool for diagnosis.
How is the test conducted?
Draw a House
Draw a Tree
Draw a Person
After the test, AI provides an expert-style interpretation report based on the drawings.
Points to note?
- You don't need to draw well.
- There is no right answer.
- Just draw comfortably as it comes to mind.
Drawings only reflect your current psychological state; there are no absolute right or wrong answers.
After the test?
HTP test analysis results can be used for self-understanding, stress management, and identifying relationship patterns. If necessary, you can continue with more in-depth counseling with a professional counselor.