YouTube asks: What's your personality type? Find out here
YouTube outlines 14 viewing-based personality types and their rarity in its 2025 Recap feature.
YouTube is adding a twist to its 2025 Recap: Personality Cards. Think Spotify Wrapped, but with animated avatars that psychoanalyse your late-night rabbit holes.
Here’s how it works. YouTube scans your viewing habits, then sorts you into one of 14 personas. Each one has its own vibe, backstory and digital swagger. Are you a Sunshiner spreading good vibes? Or maybe a Philosopher lost in three-hour video essays with 12 views? There’s even a Serenity Seeker who’s all about the calm.
The lineup includes types like Adventurer, Challenger, Connector, Changemaker, Dreamer and Wonder Seeker. Some are rare. Trailblazer and Philosopher clock in at just 0.1 percent of users. Sunshiner is the most common at 30 percent. Others fall somewhere in between. Curious Mind, Skill Builder, Creative Spirit. You get the idea.
3D artist Eva Cremers handled the visuals. She wanted each character to feel “like true individuals” with matching animations. Some bounce. Some float. Some barely move. Serenity Seekers, for example, stay almost completely still. Challengers bounce off the walls.
Each card includes traits, compatible types and a prompt to share your results with the hashtag #YouTubeRecap. It’s personality marketing dressed as self-discovery. And it is very shareable.
Whether it’s a flex or a self-own depends entirely on what you watched.
The recap
- YouTube adds Personality Card feature to its 2025 Recap.
- Users are assigned one of 14 personas with stated rarity.
- Personality Cards are shareable on social media via #YouTubeRecap.
