House-Tree-Person Drawing Test

How it works

Draw a house, a tree and a person in turn, then answer questions about each drawing. The drawings and answers are processed in the current screen. At the end, “Save my drawings” makes a PNG of all three drawings; depending on your device, it opens file saving or a share sheet.

Draw a house, a tree and a person on screen. Size, position, colors and a few questions give a fun reading of your mind.

What does the drawing show?

The house is said to stand for home and a resting place, the tree for growth and energy, and the person for who you are now and your relationships. The test measures how much of the canvas each drawing fills, whether it sits high, low, left or right, how many colors and lines you used, then adds a few questions about windows, doors, trunks, fruit and faces.

Drawing skill doesn’t matter — stick figures and box houses are fine. At the end you can save all three drawings as one image.

FAQ

Is the House-Tree-Person Drawing Test free?

Yes. It runs in your browser with no sign-up or app install, on a phone or a PC.

Is my answer data stored?

This activity has no last-result archive. Drawings and answers are used only in the current screen; refreshing or closing it loses that session. Save the finished drawing image yourself if you want to keep it, and manage any saved or shared copy separately.

Can I share my result?

Use the drawing-save button on the completed activity. It creates one image of the three drawings with their House, Tree and Person labels, then saves it or opens a share sheet on supported devices. The detailed interpretation is not included. There is no result-link button that lets another person open your drawings and interpretation. The page header’s Share button shares the test page address.