A curated list of works in the public domain.
Works in the public domain have no copyright restrictions. This can be the result of intellectual property rights expiring or being forfeited. In the case of the latter, authors have used the term uncopyright to describe their act of relinquishing copyright.
Reconstruction of the ancient Palmyra city in virtual space.
Quality CC0 3D models (not only) for Blender.
Making tatting shuttles and drop spindles, and occasionally writing articles for fun.
High quality graphic design resources for use in design projects.
CC0 fonts.
Shirts that are ethically made, hand-printed, and pay what you can priced.
Many CC0 songs.
Thousands of CC0 sound effects and recordings.
French-American artist, painter, portraitist.
High-resolution HDR panoramas under CC0.
High-quality game art under CC0.
Supporting the web. Developing. Playing music.
Photographer releasing his very high quality photos under CC0.
Huge number of CC0 game art.
Watch public domain movies online.
Multi-disciplinary artist who puts his gifts to work to achieve global justice.
Library of public domain 3D models.
Legal details of this process.
Wikipedia article discussing opposition to copyright.
Drawbacks of using CC0 to license computer programs.
Brief history of copyright law and how it has evolved to harm society instead of help it.
Posts on digital and political topics, as well as minimalism.
Entertaining articles mixed with scientific information.
Blog of a web developer at Full Circle.
Writings about JavaScript from a full stack developer with 20 years of experience.
All about solar eclipses.
How to transform your life via personal growth and progress.
Creating a community of compassion, understanding, and healing for those with chronic illness.
Blog without a tagline.
Personal and global change.
Helping you become as fit and healthy as possible.
Posts from a former world traveler.
Kind words for a kinder world.
Personal website of Jay Tarlecki.
American writer, thinker, and entrepreneur.
Less is the answer.
Professional quality reviews of works in the public domain.
Tango music and dancing.
Helping referees develop skills to be the best they can be.
Lead developer of WordPress at Automattic.
Journal of experiences with growth and faith from a Christian perspective.
Computer tutorials with a focus on simplicity.
How we can deliberately invite, process, and integrate new experiences.
Finding simplicity and mindfulness in the daily chaos of our lives.
Read old PD comics online.
On the dream for a free culture.
Audiobooks read by volunteers.
Thousands of ebooks mostly in the public domain, in a variety of formats.
Hundreds of classics, beautifully formatted and typeset.
Thousands of PD books and texts.
Discussion of how concentration of power is undesirable in every industry but particularly detrimental in the cultural field.
Breaking down five common assumptions about creative individuals.
Galleries of photos, each with their own theme.
A place to upload and find images of food without any copyright restriction.
A huge amount of PD works.
Search all public domain stock photo websites at once.
A collection of images dedicated to the public domain through CC0.
A repository of CC0 images.
High quality, easy to use clip art.
Collection of free icons.
To find and upload CC0 images.
Rijksmuseum digitised and made available public domain works from several artists including Rembrandt, Vermeer, and others.
A place to upload and find CC0 images.
SpaceX media **no longer** lists its images as being in the public domain. Even on [Flickr](https://web.archive.org/web/20170412063800/https://www.flickr.com/photos/spacex/16787988882/), it uses a CC-BY-NC license. However, old images (from [here](http://web.archive.org/web/20150328140645/http://www.spacex.com/media) to [here](http://web.archive.org/web/20191122175115/https://www.spacex.com/media)) had indeed been placed into the public domain and have no copyright restriction (including some images on [Flickr](https://web.archive.org/web/20170412063800/https://www.flickr.com/photos/spacex/16787988882/)).
Stock photography without any copyright restrictions.
Millions of PD media (images, videos, sounds, ...).
People-focused alternative to the "corporate web", movement that provides advocacy and education to domain owners.
Nonprofit organization that provides advocacy and education to help cultural producers embrace open distribution.
Nonprofit organization that advocates for policies that expand the public domain and increase access to and re-use of culture and knowledge.
Describes how intellectual property is not the same as material property.
Large list of essays against copyright.
About the CC0 public domain dedication.
Symbol showing that you want a work to be copied.
Vegan recipes.
Online resource for creating powerful, effective LGBTQ awareness and ally training workshops.
Hub for the uncopyright movement, with lists of works, questions, answers, and other information.
Clone of Microsoft Paint in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Text editor inspired by Vim that features multiple selections, a client-server window architecture, and primitives for text manipulation.
Completely PD games.
Deploying and sharing Lua modules with a unique philosophy.
Many small PD libraries for programmers to use.
Embedded SQL database engine.
List of PD software on Wikipedia.
Command line program to download videos from YouTube and other video sites.
Lawrence Lessig presents an argument for reviving our creative culture.
Huge amount of data about the world, released under CC0.
Children book about the dangers of DRM, later released under CC0 (CC-BY-NC-SA no longer applies).