Library
Most of Torah
is already free.
Here is where to find it. None of these links earn us anything — if they did, this page would be an advertisement and you would read it as one. Underneath, the seforim we do sell.
Texts & seforim
Sefaria ↗
Both· Downloadable
Tanach, Talmud, Midrash, Halacha and commentary — the whole canon, free, with linked translations.
The single most useful thing on this list. Every text is cross-linked to every commentary on it, and the whole library is open source and downloadable.
HebrewBooks ↗
Hebrew· Downloadable
Over 60,000 scanned seforim, free to read and download as PDFs.
Where you go for the sefer nobody has reprinted since 1904.
AlHaTorah ↗
Both
Tanach with parallel commentaries, manuscript variants and a serious set of study tools.
The best free interface for reading Tanach with the meforshim side by side.
Chabad.org — Daily Study ↗
Both
Chitas, Rambam and Tanya each day, with translation and audio.
If you keep Chitas, this is the least friction between you and today's portion.
Video
Audio & podcasts
For children
Reference
Hebcal ↗
English
Jewish calendar, zmanim and yahrzeit reminders, with calendar feeds you can subscribe to.
It is also what the Luach on this site is built on.
National Library of Israel — digital collections ↗
Both
Digitised manuscripts, ketubot, maps and community records.
For anyone tracing a family or a nusach back past living memory.
Tools
On our shelves
What we sell.
Sewn bindings rather than glued — a sefer opened every day for ten years needs a spine that was stitched.
Know something free that belongs on this page? Tell us and we will add it — the test is that it is genuinely free, genuinely maintained, and would be useful to someone who has never heard of it.