Paste a quote or the words you remember, and find who really said it, when, and where it first appeared, with links to the original source.
Paste a quote or the words you remember, and find who really said it, when, and where it first appeared, with links to the original source.
The quote finder is free to use on AIFreeForever. It searches the live web each time you ask, and every result links to its source. Checking a claim, not a quote? Try the fact checker.
Each result shows who said it, the exact wording, the date, the original source and links to check it.
The real author or speaker
The original words
When it was said or written
Book, speech, letter or interview
If it is often credited wrongly
Read the original yourself
Paste a quote and get the real author.
Type the words you remember.
See if a quote is credited to the wrong person.
Get real, sourced quotes on any topic.
Paste the quote and see who really said it, with the original wording.
Paste a quoteThe @Quotes skill finds quotes from the details you give. Type @Quotes in any chat on AIFreeForever to use it. @Quotes goes beyond a name. In the same chat, ask for the full context, the exact wording or similar quotes.
Each answer shows who said it, where it first appeared and the source.
Finds quotes even when you only remember part of the words.
Shows the original book, speech or letter where possible.
Says when a quote is often credited to the wrong person.
Shows the original words, not the viral version.
See what was said before and after.
Searches archives and books and reads each source.
From writers and speakers to students quoting in essays.
Quote people correctly in your work.
Check a quote before you say it on stage.
Cite quotes correctly in essays.
Use real quotes in posts and ads.
Show students how to check sources.
Find the line you half remember.
Every result links to the original book, speech or archive where possible.
Deep research into where famous quotes really come from.
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A free collection of sourced quotes, with a misattributed section.
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Search inside millions of books for the exact words.
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Old books, speeches, recordings and web pages.
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Classic quotation books and reference works online.
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Oxford dictionaries of quotations with sources.
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Exa, Parallel, Brave Search search the live web for pages that match, so every result links to a real source.
Background and facts on any topic.
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| Source type | How reliable |
|---|---|
| Original book or letter | Best: the exact words, in context |
| Recording or transcript | Very good if it is official |
| Newspaper of the time | Good, but check the wording |
| Quote website with no source | Weak: often copied or wrong |
Quotes are often credited to Einstein, Lincoln or Gandhi by mistake.
A real quote can be traced to a book, speech or date.
Viral versions often change the original words.
A line can mean something different in context.
Paste the quote or the words you remember. The quote finder searches books, archives and quote research sites and shows who really said it, with the original source.
Quotes get shortened, changed and credited to famous people as they spread online. The finder shows when this has happened.
Yes. Type the words you remember, even if they are not exact, and add any detail about where you saw it.
Yes, where the source is available. Ask in the chat to see what was said before and after.
Yes. The quote finder is free to use.
Paste the quote and get the real source, wording and date.
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