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Free Tools for Students
Free tools that help students learn, write, study and work on assignments.
This is our list of free software for students, from learning platforms to office and design tools. If you are looking for AI tools for students, see our free AI tools list as well.
This collection highlights free tools that are especially useful for students: platforms for learning and practice, an office suite and online editor for assignments, a design tool for presentations and projects, and cloud storage for keeping coursework safe. Each tool is free to use or has a useful free plan, and some offer additional free access for eligible schools and students through their official programmes. Links go only to official websites and app stores.
Khan Academy
Android App
Free online lessons and practice exercises from the non-profit Khan Academy.
Duolingo
Android App
Language-learning app with short, game-like lessons; free with ads, with an optional paid subscription.
LibreOffice
Software
Free, open-source office suite with a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, drawing, database and formula tools.
Google Docs
Website
Free online word processor from Google with real-time collaboration and automatic saving.
Canva
Website
Online graphic design tool with templates for social posts, presentations and documents; free plan available.
Google Drive
Android App
Cloud storage and file sharing from Google, with free storage included with a Google account.
Frequently asked questions
Are these free tools for students really free?
Yes, every listing here can be used without paying. Khan Academy, LibreOffice and Google Docs are completely free or open source, while Duolingo, Canva and Google Drive are free to use or play, with optional paid upgrades or in-app purchases.
Which of these free tools for students work on Android?
Khan Academy, Duolingo, Google Docs, Canva and Google Drive have an official version for Android.
Which of these free tools for students work on iPhone and iPad?
Khan Academy, Duolingo, Google Docs, Canva and Google Drive have an official version for iPhone and iPad.
Which of these free tools for students are open source?
LibreOffice is free and open source.
How were these free tools for students chosen?
Selection criteria: each item is free to use or free-to-play, available from an official website or authorised store, and its official source has been verified by an administrator. Items are added automatically when they meet these conditions and match the collection topic; the order is editorial and is not an objective ranking.
Where can I download these free tools for students safely?
Only from each developer's official website or an official app store. Every listing in this collection links to official sources only, never to mirrors or modified files.