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Spanish learning websites

The Spanish learning websites worth bookmarking are SpanishDict for words and grammar, Dreaming Spanish for graded video, News in Slow Spanish for news at your level, Kwiziq Spanish for grammar quizzes and Conjuguemos for verb drills.

All work in a browser, no app needed. Prices are as shown on the official site on the date given.

Checked October 2026 · 8 listed

Quick answers

Dictionary and translatorSpanishDict, free with ads.
Graded videoDreaming Spanish, free plan; Premium €8.99 a month.
News at your levelNews in Slow Spanish, Full Access $22.90 a month (checked 10 October 2026).
Reading with a click-to-translate toolLingQ or Readlang.

Ranked, our picks first

  1. SpanishDict#1 · website · A1–C1 · iOS, WebChecked Oct 2026

    The free dictionary, conjugation tables and grammar guides most Spanish learners keep open.

    Free tiervocabularygrammar
  2. Dreaming Spanish#2 · course · A1–C1 · WebChecked Oct 2026

    The best way to train your ear for Spanish by level, entirely in Spanish; free plan, Premium €8.99 a month.

    Free tierlistening
  3. News in Slow Spanish#3 · website · A1–C1 · iOS, Android, WebChecked Oct 2026

    Weekly news read slowly at three levels, in a Spain or Latin American edition; from $6.90 a month.

    Free tierlisteningvocabulary
  4. Kwiziq Spanish#4 · website · A1–C1 · WebChecked Oct 2026

    Grammar quizzes that find your Spanish gaps and plan around them; 10 free a month.

    Free tiergrammar
  5. Conjuguemos#5 · website · A1–B2 · WebChecked Oct 2026

    Free Spanish verb conjugation drills and games, built for classrooms.

    Free tiergrammar
  6. Why Not Spanish#6 · YouTube channel · A1–B1 · WebChecked Oct 2026

    Free Spanish videos with worksheets and quizzes on the side.

    Freelisteninggrammar
  7. LingQ#7 · app · A2–C2 · iOS, Android, WebChecked Oct 2026

    Huge amounts of real Spanish with text and audio; a tool, not a course.

    Free tierlisteningvocabulary
  8. Readlang#8 · website · A2–C1 · WebChecked Oct 2026

    Read any Spanish text, click to translate, and review the words as flashcards.

    Free tiervocabulary

Which should you choose?

Keep SpanishDict open whatever else you use. Then pick one site for input (Dreaming Spanish or News in Slow Spanish) and one for practice (Kwiziq or Conjuguemos). For phone apps instead, start from Spanish learning apps or free Spanish learning apps.

How we rank

We rank apps by who they genuinely suit, what they cost, and how much they help with the skill learners neglect most: understanding real spoken Spanish. Every price and fact was checked on the product's own site or app store listing on the date shown; where a price is not published we say so and what is free. Nobody pays to be listed or ranked, and there are no affiliate links. More about this site.

Questions

What is the best website to learn Spanish?

SpanishDict for reference, Dreaming Spanish for listening and Kwiziq Spanish for grammar. Together they cover most of what a website can do.

Are there free Spanish learning websites?

Yes: SpanishDict, Conjuguemos, Why Not Spanish and Dreaming Spanish's free plan.

Is News in Slow Spanish worth it?

It suits learners who like current affairs and want slowed audio with the text. It is paid after a 7-day trial; pick the Spain or Latin American edition.

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