The world’s most respected media libraries, curated into one safe database for education.
Britannica ImageQuest brings your lessons, assignments and projects to life with millions of images and videos from over 60 leading collections not freely available on the Web.
Together with Bridgeman Art Gallery, Getty Images, the Science Photo Library, Ingram Publishing and other trusted media libraries around the world, Britannica is bringing the best and broadest collection of curriculum-relevant visual texts to your learning space – all rights-cleared for educational, non-commercial use.
The safe and engaging visual learning platform for PreK-5 students and teachers.
Safety is our top priority, making ImageQuest Jr. the go-to platform for institutions who want a secure and worry-free browsing experience for younger learners.
Thousands of carefully hand-selected, rights-cleared images and videos bring subjects to life.
Engaging and easy-to-use, ImageQuest Jr. empowers students to explore a wide range of subjects visually, nurturing creativity, imagination and curiosity from an early age.
Curate tailored, subject-specific albums for seamless classroom integration and customised learning experiences.
Complete metadata for each image helps students learn both the importance of citations and how to use them accurately. Citation metadata is updated regularly to reflect changes in standards (such as the MLA 8 recent change in format).
Project ideas and image galleries offer an immediate jump-start for discovery and spark additional applications for use.
Finding the perfect image is easy. You can filter results by keyword, collection, image type, and image ratio.
Log in to your individual My Britannica account to save and organise your favourite media! Great for accessing ImageQuest from home.
Images and videos can be downloaded to your computer desktop or Google drive, shared or printed.
Integration with Britannica School, Britannica Library, and Britannica Academic offers a streamlined ability to explore millions of related images right from the search results page (requires subscriptions to both databases).
