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Looking for the best torrent search engine available in 2021? You’ve come to the right place. Torrenting is an excellent way to get anything you’d want off the internet, from ebooks to old TV shows and everything in between.
A torrent search engine detracts itself from the legality of torrents by claiming they only ‘curate’ and show search results. In a way, they’re like Google but cater to only the torrent crowd.
Torrents.io separates itself from the crowd by being a platform that shows you what other torrent users are searching.
This torrent portal is quite useful if you don’t have any particular torrent in mind and would like to know what others are downloading. It’s a great way to discover new things and to open yourself to what’s popular at the moment.
Site-wise, Torrents.io has that clean, no-nonsense look and simple graphs that give you trending torrent searches at a glance. As you scroll down you’ll be greeted by sites that are categorized according to Games, Books, Music, General, Movies & TV Shows, and Anime.
It’s also devoid of annoying ads, which is quite refreshing especially if you’ve been through several torrent search platforms. To use, simply locate the search field at the top left part of the page and enter your keyword, then sort by relevance and date as necessary.
Torrentz2 is the ‘version 2.0’ of the now-gone Torrentz website, with claims that they’re the legitimate successor of the popular platform.
The owners have managed to capture the look and feel of the original torrent browser and adds a few nice features in the process. Getting around will remind you of the good old days (if you’re a Torrentz user), while those who are new in the torrent niche will find navigation an easy affair.
Torrentz2 has a unique calling card that lets users look for torrents in an onion version for maximum privacy and anonymity. Simply click on the ‘Torrentz2 Onion’ to get things started.
The interface is seamless and is made only for one thing- to search for available torrents. Enter your keyword, hit ‘search’ and you get results within 60-plus million torrents spread across more than 90 torrent websites. It’s a worthy alternative to popular sites KAT and TPB.
Warning: This website has adult ads running.
Toorgle may be a difficult name to remember, but once you get into the site you’ll quickly bookmark and save the URL for later.
The reference to the world’s most popular search engine isn’t a coincidence, either- the creators of the site wanted Toorgle to work and feel like Google within the world of the torrent.
The first thing you’ll notice is the search-concentric interface, with the bar being visible and up top. Write in your keyword, and when you hit ‘Search Torrent’ you’ll be greeted with results that can be arranged according to date or relevance.
Toorgle may appear too simplistic to some, but that in itself is a blessing. You see, the torrent search engine is made to use the as little resource as possible while still giving you the results you need.
Even on mobile the search site is quick and can look through more than 450 sites.
TorrentSeeker claims itself a ‘powerful torrent search’, which gathers keyword results from dozens of torrent sites. Need to get a torrent fast and without having to go through several engines to get it? TorrentSeeker is your platform.
The site utilizes Google’s scraping technology and connects to 100-plus torrents to get you satisfactory results. More than that, its database is constantly updated in terms of niche, proxy sites, popular torrents, and language-specific sources.
Aside from the massive T sign at the top, searching on the platform is just as easy as when you’re using Google. The results page can use a little work, though- it’s not very user-friendly, especially for those who have just started torrenting. You can sort through the mess by arranging via date, relevance and more.
Snowfl is quite special in that it offers a few pleasing aesthetics, making the whole torrent search thing easier on the eyes.
For instance, there’s the Night Mode option for when you want things dark and soothing on the eyes. Search results are complete in detail and are presented in a block-based list, with information such as size, # of leech and seed, site of origin, type of file and age.
Ads are largely limited to one just below the search keyword field, and other filters are arranged top-side, e.g., NSFW, Sort, Top and others. Once you hit the ‘Search’ button on the top right side the torrent search engine site crawls through public torrent indexes such as TPB, RARBG, and others.
See what you were looking for? Click the blue link and you’ll be redirected to downloading the torrent. For users who want extra safety, there’s an onion link you can access within the website for a seamless transition on Tor.
Veoble may have a forgettable name, but there’s no denying the fact that the torrent search engine is gaining popularity in the torrenting community.
People from all over the world are getting great results when they use Veoble, largely because it’s powerful, easy to use and looks amazing in perpetual dark mode.
The no-frills interface sports a large search bar in the middle and an option to make the site your default search engine. On top, you’ll see a search for Torrent or Image. Tap in your keyword and the engine goes through authoritative torrent websites and gives you results in half a second.
You’ll be able to sort via language, a torrent site, date and more. It’s worthy to note that using the Image Search simply calls up Google’s own, but it can provide a quick fix without having to open a new tab or browser window.
Xtorx digs through the world wide web and gives torrent users results from their favorite standbys. It’s one of the few torrent search engine portals that crawls in Btjunkie and The Pirate Bay, two of the biggest torrent sites of their time.
The site name, a simplistic search bar and a unique magnifying glass greets you at the front page.
One thing that’s missing though, is the lack of filters and sorting that can be done once you’re on the results page. It can be a major annoyance (and probably a dealbreaker for some) especially if you’re looking for files that have common names. Otherwise, you can scroll down until you find what you’re looking for.
One good thing about Xtorx is that clicking on a torrent search link will automatically open a new window, thus saving you from having to right click and choose the option every time.
Last but certainly not the least, we have Digbt. Much like Snowfl, the torrent browser sports a list-type search with all the information you need to make a decision.
Adding to its merit is the clean interface and lightning-quick responses whenever you hit the ‘Search’ button. What’s special about Digbt is that it uses a DHT protocol to search for nodes that control the torrenting work.
After the results show, you can filter according to relevance, size and time on the top right part of the page, while the left shows torrent filter options such as music, document, image, video, software and ‘other’.
It’s hard to beat Digbt’s clean aesthetics and fast results, which is why it’s one of the best torrent search platforms available.
Depending on what you need and any special features you require, you’ll find any of these eight best torrent search engines to be more than suitable for the job. If you didn’t like one, try another and soon you’ll have a favorite site you can bookmark for later use.
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To find something on the Web, you go to a search engine. To find a Torrent, you go to a specialized site. But which one? We give you the dirt on the best BitTorrent sites so that you can start downloading right away.
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Sometimes, Google isn’t the best way to find what you want. If you’re looking to download something via BitTorrent, you’re better off using a search engine dedicated to finding, organizing, and downloading torrents. But there are a lot of torrent sites out there, with constantly changing names and URLs, so it can be hard to know where to start.
Many of these BitTorrent sites operate in shadier corners of the internet—which makes sense, since BitTorrent is heavily used for piracy and porn. But that means they’re often ugly, filled with ads, spied on by outside entities, and they may even include torrents with malware or other nefarious files. So do not treat these search engines like you would any other webpage—you need to be careful.
That said, as “public” sites, they also have a huge amount of active users, meaning you can probably find what you’re looking for, even if it’s obscure or hard to find through normal channels. (There are also private torrent sites with small, tight-knit communities you need to be invited to, but that’s a topic for another article.) If you’re going to browse public torrent sites, we highly recommend having a malware scanner with real-time protection, such as MalwareBytes Premium, which can help protect you from malicious ads and downloads. You should also have a good VPN if you want to hide your activity from prying eyes—or if any of these sites are blocked by your ISP, which does happen. Some BitTorrent clients may claim to offer built-in security, but we recommend using third-party software.
Keep in mind that these sites can change domains from time to time, so it’s always a good idea to check around the web and make sure your bookmarks are up to date.
Finally, note that PCMag does not condone piracy. If you use BitTorrent for sketchy purposes, you're on your own when it comes to dealing with whatever consequences there might be.
Now over 15 years old, The Pirate Bay (commonly abbreviated TPB) is still the most popular torrent site around—(at least in terms of Alexa ranking. That means they have a lot of users and a wide selection of torrents. You can subscribe to RSS feeds for automatic downloading, see a ton of info about individual torrents, and read comments from other users who sometimes point out stuff that the description skips (not to mention call out fake torrents with malware). Plus, pink and green skull icons indicate trusted and VIP users, which can help verify a torrent’s worth. The Pirate Bay does not actually host torrent files anymore; instead, each entry contains a magnet link that you can click to open the download directly in your torrent client. It’s a little ad-heavy, and the pop-ups when you click on non-ad portions of the page are particularly annoying, but there’s a reason it’s still #1.
Take a look at 1337x, and you might be surprised it’s a torrent search engine. It’s much better looking than its competitors, and while you can use it to search for individual torrents just as you can with any other engine, it also has “libraries” that let you browse a beautiful grid of thumbnails for movies and TV shows, complete with star ratings, descriptions, and a list of torrents related to that title. Individual torrents have their info laid out in an attractive tab-based interface that lets you see screenshots (if the torrent contains a video file), comments, and more. The constant ads and notification requests can be annoying, but the site itself is so well laid out that it may temper your anger enough to keep you coming back.
RARBG may not be quite as attractive as 1337x, but it’s still decently organized as far as BitTorrent search engines go. When you search for something, you’ll get detailed results with icons that show you the torrent’s category, so you can easily see which results are what you’re looking for (say, movies) and which ones are unrelated (like music, or...other stuff). Clicking on a result shows related torrents, screenshots (if the torrent contains a video), and even a trailer and IMDB rating, when they exist. RARBG is generally best for new torrents, so if you’re looking for something old, obscure, or hard to find, it’s probably not your best bet. But for quality versions of recently uploaded torrents, RARBG is a good place to stop by, despite the occasional pop-up ad.
If you’re willing to jump through a few extra hoops, RuTracker is a longtime torrent-sharing forum that is still quite popular among those in the know. However, most of the site is in Russian, which means you’ll have to use a page translation tool to find your way around. In addition, certain files may require an account for downloading, but it’s free and easy to sign up, and with an active community and heavy moderation, the selection is large without having quite as much malware and fake torrents as other sites. You should, however, take the same precautions you would with any other torrent site.
Zooqle is newer than some of the other sites on this list, but it’s made a name for itself for its large selection, despite its youth. The home page boasts over 4.3 million verified torrents at the time of this writing. While it isn’t the prettiest site around, it does organize torrents well, making it easy to see what’s new, search by video quality, browse an entire series, or subscribe via RSS. It may not be most people’s first stop, but it’s definitely a site to watch, as it’s likely to grow in popularity.
It's an excellent idea to use a VPN service while BitTorrenting, so that your activity is not visible to your ISP. Which service should you use? Read our roundup of the Best VPNs for BitTorrent to find out.

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