1. Internet Archive It is a service that preserves archived content from the internet, including pdfs, ebooks, and sites that are no longer live. It has books, movies, software, music, websites, and pretty much any media that could be uploaded on the internet.

2. Coursera It is a powerful tool for free online education and includes courses from top universities, museums, and trusts. The site is useful if you’re looking to study many different topics, or want courses from different schools and groups.

3. Project Gutenberg It is a library of quality books that covers almost every field of education The site has over 60,000 public domain books in the catalog. If you’re looking for great classic books, this is a great website.

4. Tubi It is a great site for movies, TV shows, and watching live TV for free. With over 50,000 shows and movies available and more being added all the time, Tubi TV is quickly growing to become a TV favorite for internet users everywhere.

5. Open Culture Take online courses from the world’s top universities for free. You will also find 4,000 movies and 1,000 audio books.

6. Crackle This site has hundreds of mainstream movies and original content. Content is regularly cycled, so there’s always something new to watch.

7. Z-Library This is a great source for books and scholarly articles. It was created on the basis of being a shadow library for peer-reviewed journals, but it now includes a lot of newer, popular reads.

8. Open Yale Courses It offers only courses from Yale and a lot of videos of actual campus lectures. The availability of videos makes the site a great option if you’re looking for quality courses but learn better by watching than by reading.

9. Earth Nullschool This site shows a wonderful visualization for understanding what’s happening with the weather and why. Incredibly helpful for any time you need to watch the weather.

10. Open Library This site operates most like an actual library and is connected to the Internet Archive. You can borrow a book and return it back later. It has a large art section and almost all of the classic books. The site is translatable to several languages.

11. PDF Drive is a great resource for popular reading choices. They have most of the newer books and even recommend different titles each week. Sometimes there may be a wait to download certain titles based on how requested they are.

12. Khan Academy It is a free, online resource that seeks to provide a world-class education to every student, everywhere. It offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and personalized learning allowing you to study outside of the classroom.

13. Documentary Heaven There is thousands of free documentaries that can be viewed. Movies can also be sorted by rating, newest to oldest, comments, or title.

14. Faxzero It is a free premium online fax service that makes it easy to send faxes in the US and Canada without an actual fax machine.

15. Unsplash The site offers a lot of free-to-use images of almost everything.

16. Instructables A huge help if you want instructions on how to make literally anything. Everything is free to use and it has a good community of people putting up instructions, videos, and pictures of their projects.

17. Resume Maker Online The site allows you to enter your information and competencies to create a well-designed resume of one page.

18. Toffeeshare This site allows you to share files privately, without size limit, with end-to-end encryption, and without them being stored online.

19. Deepl Use DeepL for translations instead of google translate. Although language options are still limited, the results are more natural and elegant.

20. Microsoft Math Solver The site solves algebra, calculus, trigonometry, and other math problems with detailed step-by-step explanations.

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