A free adult ADHD screener
Short answer
The ASRS v1.1 Screener is a six-question self-report screening tool for adults 18 or older. It can be a starting point for a conversation about attention and daily functioning. ADHDFalcon shows the official result free, without an email or payment. A screening result is not a diagnosis.
What this tool offers
The Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS-v1.1) Screener asks about experiences over the past six months. This electronic version presents each of the six official questions in order, with the same five response choices as the form. The questions appear inside the screener rather than on this landing page.
After answering, you review all six selections on the official grid. Its shaded boxes are preserved, including text for screen readers. You can go back and edit answers before submitting. The result page then explains the screening outcome and shows your answer grid.
Who it is for
This tool is for adults 18 or older who want a structured starting point for reflection. It is a self-report screener, so the answers reflect your recollection of your experiences. It does not cover every difficulty or establish its cause. If you are under 18, a parent, guardian, school counselor or pediatrician can help you find appropriate support.
Your result is free
There is no email, account, payment or waiting period before the official outcome. The free page includes the shaded count, what it means, what it cannot tell you, and next steps. An optional paid educational report adds worksheets, background reading and appointment-preparation resources. It repeats the same screening result.
Limits and next steps
A positive screen is not a diagnosis. A result below the screening threshold does not rule out ADHD. Other experiences and health conditions can affect attention and activity. A qualified healthcare professional can consider history, functioning across settings and possible explanations.
You can bring concrete examples of difficulties and the answer grid to an appointment. You do not need a particular screening outcome to discuss ongoing concerns. ADHDFalcon is an independent educational website and is not a healthcare provider.
Frequently asked questions
Is the result free?
Yes. The official screening outcome, shaded count, answer grid, explanation and next steps are free.
How long does it take?
Allow about two minutes, plus time to review your answers.
Does it give a diagnosis?
No. Only a clinical evaluation can determine what is contributing to difficulties.
Sources
Source check: 2026-10-28. No medical review has occurred.
- NYU Langone TOV, ASRS v1.1 6-Question Screener license page
- CDC, ADHD in Adults
- NIMH, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: What You Need to Know
Published 2026-10-28. Factual source check: ADHDFalcon editorial team, factual source check, 2026-10-28. No medical review has occurred.