Find out if it's really free — before you click.
ReallyFree is a free browser extension.
When you search for anything free, it marks every result: really free, free with a catch, or costs money. No more wasted hours on "free" that isn't.
ReallyFree itself costs nothing. No account. No card.
We judge ourselves by the same rule. We come out green.
reallyfree.app: green. No word beside the dot, because there is nothing for a word to say: you can use it and keep what you get, without paying, without a daily count, without a clock.
Our use is unmetered. No membership, no paid tier, no meter hidden in the free part. It's free the way we mean the word when we judge everyone else.
We also judge from the United States. Prices and availability differ by country, so we can be wrong about where you are — let us know when we are.
Nobody can pay for a green mark
Not the color, not removal of a red. A dot is never for sale. If a company wants to go green, the advice is free and we give it to anyone who asks.
Free. Works while you search.
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Photopea — Online Photo Editor
Full photo editor that runs in your browser. Opens Photoshop, Sketch and RAW files.
123RF — Stock Photos, Vectors and Images
Stock photo and image library. Free trial; downloads need a paid plan.
Fotor — Free Online Photo Editor
Photo editor in the browser — filters, retouching, collages. Downloads carry a watermark.
GIMP — GNU Image Manipulation Program
Free and open-source image editor for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Chrome · Firefox · Edge — coming soon
Some of it is your call.
You can decide how a site is judged based on your own unique circumstances.
Green: ads and accounts
A free app can still show ads, and a free tool can ask for an account. Neither costs you money to finish the job, so they start green — the word beside the dot just names them. If ads are not ok for you, say so in the extension's settings and any green offer that shows them turns yellow — only for you.
Yellow: in-app purchases
In-app purchases start yellow instead. Apps that sell things inside are built to push you toward buying them, so we don't assume you're fine with that — in-app purchases start yellow for everyone, new. Flip the toggle and those offers turn green, again only for you. Nobody else's dots change.
Red: required payment
One thing is never a preference: an app that needs a subscription or any payment just to work is red, for everyone, always.
Free should mean you can finish the job and keep what you made.
The Green List
Apps and sites judged — everything that's really free, live from our database.
