What is Wikiwand?

Wikiwand is a web browser extension and online tool that transforms the standard Wikipedia reading experience. It applies a modern, clean, and user-friendly design to Wikipedia pages, making them easier and more pleasant to read and navigate while retaining all the original content.

Main Features

- Modern, clean, and ad-free interface for distraction-free reading.

- Intelligent table of contents sidebar for fast navigation within articles.

- Automated typography and layout improvements for better readability.

- Full-text search with instant previews of results.

- Responsive design that works seamlessly on desktop and mobile devices.

Use Cases

- Students and researchers reading long Wikipedia articles for information gathering.

- Casual readers who want a more visually appealing and less cluttered experience.

- Professionals using Wikipedia for quick reference in a streamlined interface.

- Anyone seeking a faster and more organized way to browse Wikipedia content.

Common Questions

- Is Wikiwand free? - Yes, the core extension and web version are free to use.

- Does it change Wikipedia's content? - No, it only redesigns the interface; all content remains from Wikipedia.

- Is it available for my browser? - Extensions are available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

- Is an account required? - No, you can use it immediately without creating an account.

Pricing Plan

- Free Plan: The primary offering. Includes the full redesigned interface, table of contents, search, and all readability features at no cost. It is supported by optional user donations.

- There are no paid tiers or premium subscriptions. Wikiwand is committed to keeping its service free and accessible to everyone, relying on voluntary contributions from users who wish to support the project's development and maintenance.