How do I sign up for a LitCharts free account? (2024)

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How do I sign up for a LitCharts free account? ›

To sign up for a free account, navigate to the LitCharts.com homepage and click the "Request it!" link: When you click this link, a pop-up will appear asking you to create a free account. Fill out this form and click "Continue".

LitCharts users can create free registered user accounts to access certain features available to logged in free registered users.

We're delighted you're interested in trying out LitCharts A+! We don't offer a free trial, but you can download a few free samples of our downloadable products to get a better idea of what's included in the membership.

Click on the blue Download button in the right sidebar under "Download this Chart (PDF)." You'll need to be on a laptop or desktop computer in order to access the download links, which are located on every page of each literature guide.

Most of the content on our website and mobile apps remains freely accessible to all users. LitCharts A+ exclusive content, such as our Literature Guide PDFs, Quotes Explanations, and Teacher Editions, is accessible to paid subscribers only.

You can subscribe to LitCharts A+ as a monthly member or as an annual member. A monthly subscription is $9.95 USD per month. You can save 50% by subscribing for a year! Our annual subscription rate is $59.40 USD.

LitCharts is a great resource to use with ESL/ELL and intervention students to reinforce concepts in texts provided. It is also helpful for students who lack experience with challenging literary classic.

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How to see blurred text on LitCharts? ›

simply right click on your mouse and go down to inspect. then see where it says blur? delete all that, and then type in NOM. press Enter, and just like that, it's un blurred.

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LitCharts is created by literature experts, run by literature experts, and every LitChart is written by a literature expert. Our founders, Ben and Justin, are experts in English Literature. They both graduated magna cum laude with highest honors in English Literature from Harvard.

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