By the ARealMe Team
You finish a quiz, get a result that makes you smile, and send it to a friend. The picture that travels with that link should be ready when you are.
We’ve improved that last step for three AREALME tests: Gender Quiz, Left Brain Right Brain Test, and When Will I Die. The update brings corrected result wording, ready-made share images, and a fix for missing life expectancy cards.
Here are three English result cards selected at random from the images prepared for this release. Each illustrates a possible output.
Gender Quiz: Percentages That Match the Picture
The Gender Quiz presents its result as two percentages, a colored emblem, and a marker along a spectrum. That gives you several ways to read the same result at a glance.
We fixed a bug that could reverse the male and female percentages in the sharing text. The wording now uses the same values as the graphic, with one decimal place. In the example below, that means 31.8% male tendency and 68.2% female tendency throughout.
A randomly selected example. “Ellen DeGeneres” is the quiz’s result category label; the percentages shown are example quiz scores.
We’ve also prepared the result images for every possible score across all 17 language versions. When you share a result, its card is already available.
Treat this quiz as entertainment and a prompt for reflection. Your gender identity is yours to define; a quiz percentage cannot determine it.
Left Brain Right Brain Test: Your Split, Ready to Share
The Left Brain Right Brain Test turns its score into a colorful portrait, with a percentage bar underneath. Our random example landed at 25% left and 75% right, with a larger pink section and the quiz’s “Creative” label.
One possible result, showing the quiz’s 25/75 split and its “Right brain dominant · CREATIVE” heading.
Every percentage combination and both portrait styles now have prepared images across all 34 language versions. Whether your result is evenly balanced or leans strongly to one side, sharing can use an existing card without waiting for a new screenshot to be created.
The percentages describe this entertainment quiz’s scoring of your answers. They do not measure brain activity or intelligence. Enjoy comparing the result with a friend and talking about which descriptions feel familiar.
When Will I Die: A Share Card That Shows Up
We’ve also fixed an issue that could leave the When Will I Die test without its result picture. The test now makes sure the card is ready before displaying the sharing controls.
The card gives the estimated date room to stand out, with a short explanation of what it represents. This randomly selected example shows March 15, 2041.
An example life expectancy scenario. This date is an educational estimate, not a prediction of anyone’s death.
Cards for hundreds of dates are already prepared across 32 language versions. Other dates get a card when needed, which is then saved for future use.
The full result page still has the explanations and interactive habit comparisons that make the test worth exploring beyond the headline date. Our When Will I Die redesign walkthrough introduces those features and links to the research behind them.
More Than 55,000 Cards, Less Waiting
Across these three tests, we’ve prepared 55,189 result images. The Gender Quiz and Left Brain Right Brain Test have their full sets covered; When Will I Die combines prepared cards with generation for additional dates.
For readers, the benefit is straightforward: less waiting for an image to be made, and a clear result card to accompany your link. Social and messaging apps still decide how and when they display a preview, so a refreshed card may take time to appear on a link they’ve already cached.
Pick a test above, finish it, and try sharing your result. If you enjoy looking more closely at how your answers shape a result, you can also explore our recent personality quiz match breakdown update.
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