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Sefaria - this perekWith Bartenura, Tosafos Yom Tov, Rambam and more.- Yirmi’s TorahThe Chumash and Tanach on this site, with the same tools.
Hebrew: Mishnah, ed. Romm, Vilna 1913 (public domain), via Sefaria. English: Mishnah Yomit by Dr. Joshua Kulp (CC-BY, used with credit; source).
Mechon Mamre - this perekClean Hebrew text of all of Tehillim, with nekudos and ta’amim; very light, loads on a weak signal.- Sefaria - this perekHebrew and English with the classic commentaries (Rashi, Radak, Metzudos, Malbim and more).
Chabad.org - this perekHebrew and English with Rashi, chapter by chapter.- Chabad.org - this perek read aloud in Hebrew (Ashkenazi pronunciation)Every perek recorded in Hebrew, on their site.
- Mechon-Mamre.org - this perek read aloud in Hebrew (Sephardi pronunciation)Their “Listen to this chapter in Hebrew” recording, one per perek, on their site.
- tehilim.coAll of Tehillim in Hebrew, divided by day of the week and day of the month.
- Chadish MediaFree recorded Tehillim.
- ArtScroll Interlinear Tehillim (Ganz digital edition)The word-by-word English under every Hebrew word. It is a paid purchase inside the ArtScroll app; there is no free or open-source ArtScroll Tehillim, and its text cannot be copied here.
The Hebrew on this page is the traditional text (Sefaria’s public-domain editions, checked letter for letter against each other and against Mechon Mamre). The English is the 1917 Jewish Publication Society translation, the only Jewish English Tehillim free to share.