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How to use the Synesthesia Finder

The Synesthesia Finder, as its name suggests, is a tool for finding types of synesthesia. It is an original feature of the Tree and was invented by the site owner Pau in 2021. 

If you have experiences you think might be synesthesia, this is a simple way of finding out whether they are or not, and if so what type. (You can also just use it as a general way of finding out what types of synesthesia there are, or as a route to the pages on the various types.)

Just choose the option that best describes your case and click on it to go on to the next group of options. Keep choosing and clicking and you will eventually reach the Tree page describing the specific type of synesthesia (or other phenomenon) you are looking for. Sometimes it will only take 1 or 2 steps, in other cases it will take more.

If more than one answer is right for you, you probably have (or are looking for) more than one type of synesthesia, so decide which one you would like to find out about first and follow that route. You can then go back and click the other answer if you want to.

Go to the start of the Synesthesia Finder

Remember that synesthetic experiences always have an inducer (something that triggers the experience) and a concurrent (the synesthetic perception itself). Your starting point on the Finder can be either an inducer or a concurrent. On the Start page, you can decide which you prefer to begin with.

Please feel free to use the Comments section to tell us your experience with the Synesthesia Finder!

Go to the start of the Synesthesia Finder


The Finder was launched on 5 September 2021,
updated to include concurrents as a starting point on 21 June 2022
and last updated on 3 March 2026. This page was last updated on 16 March 2026.

The UK (British English) spelling is "The Synaesthesia Finder" 


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