In this second instalment, there’s even more things you can do online from learning how to code and play an instrument to reading eBooks and it’s all for free.
You’ve seen 10 of the super cool things you can do in Part 1 of this article. As promised, here are the other 10 things you can do for free online.Whether you’re looking for a platform to publish your writing or a carefully curated reading experience, Medium is your one-stop-shop for it all.
That said, the website does host some exclusive articles on its platform that can only be accessed with a paid monthly subscription.Be vogue-ready with Pixlr. This online, photo-editing website allows you to edit your photographs and images at a Photoshop-level, except with relative ease. Edit everything from lighting to layering.Project Gutenberg is an online reader’s paradise that houses a whopping 75,000+ free eBooks across genres and languages to keep the bookworm in you happy indefinitely.
The possibilities are endless. Even if not to add to your resume, learning to code can be very interesting and who knows, soon you’ll be designing websites of your own.17. Spice up your social media posts with All#ashtag All you have to do is enter the keyword related to your post, like “baking” if you’re posting your latest sugary masterpiece, and you’ll be treated to a list of top-trending hashtags to choose from.WeTransfer is a no-hassle, online uploader that lets you send files as big as 2GB at no cost.
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