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Free tube sites
Free tube sites host huge libraries of adult videos that anyone can stream without paying. They pay for themselves with pop-ups, sponsored banners, premium upgrades and links to paid sites. Quality and safety vary a lot: the big names have content rules and verification, while copycat sites often bundle aggressive pop-ups and fake download buttons. Read staying safe on free sites and incognito myths before you browse.
The major sites
- Pornhub: the best-known tube site, owned by Aylo. Since December 2020 it accepts uploads only from verified users and removed millions of unverified videos. It has blocked access in a number of US states and some countries in response to age-verification laws rather than collect ID from visitors.
- YouPorn and RedTube: long-running tube sites also owned by Aylo, with the same upload rules.
- xHamster: a large independent tube site with a strong community side (profiles, comments, stories) and a reputation for detailed content guidelines.
- XVideos: one of the largest sites by number of videos, with a very simple interface. Its sister site XNXX shares much of the same library.
- SpankBang: popular for high-resolution and 4K videos and a large mobile audience.
- Eporner: known for full-length HD videos with relatively few pop-ups compared with similar sites.
What to know about free sites
- Who uploaded it. Large tube sites now verify uploaders and work with studios that post official clips. Videos marked as from a verified studio or creator are far more likely to involve consenting, paid performers. See ethical viewing.
- Pop-ups and redirects. Many free sites open new tabs or windows when you click. A tab that claims your device is infected, that you have won a prize or that you must install something is never genuine; close it.
- Downloads. Major tube sites stream in the browser. Any site that insists you install a player, codec or "downloader" to watch should be avoided.
- Regional blocks. Some sites are blocked or restricted in certain countries or US states. Copycat sites that promise to get around a block are a common source of malware.
Free versus premium
Free sites are the easiest starting point, but much of what they host is trailers or short clips from studios. If you watch a lot from one studio or performer, paying for their own site or creator page is better for them and usually gives better quality with no pop-ups. See premium sites.