OnionFind
Filtered Tor searchTor search that indexes .onion sites and, per TorNews, PrivacySavvy, and BeEncrypted, filters abusive results.
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OnionFind
OnionFind is a Tor search engine with a clearnet site and a matching v3 onion. TorNews, PrivacySavvy, and BeEncrypted describe it as a filtered index of hidden services. This is an editorial profile, not a live crawl.
Directory facts
- Type in our file
- Search engine
- Catalog status
- Listed — not a live-availability check
- Clearnet in our file
- onionfind.com/
- .onion on file
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About OnionFind
TorNews’s 2026 search-engine list puts OnionFind first: a Tor-network search that indexes onion sites, blocks abusive material such as child-exploitation content, and can be used from onionfind.com or Tor Browser.
PrivacySavvy records the same v3 onion we store, describes dual clearnet and onion access, and reports that a small independent team maintains the service on donations. BeEncrypted repeats the filtered-index framing and notes that some results can be duplicates or already offline.
Unlike DuckDuckGo’s onion service, OnionFind is described as returning .onion results rather than clearnet pages. Public 2026 engine tables and In The Hidden Wiki’s search list do not name OnionFind; we still record the address because independent write-ups agree on it.
Reported public features
- Reported: abuse filtering and removal of harmful result rows.
- Clearnet: onionfind.com. Onion stored in this file (same string PrivacySavvy and BeEncrypted print).
- BeEncrypted: useful for finding working onion links; results may include dead or duplicate hits.
What this page does not claim
- A filtered index is not a verified shop list. Phishing clones still appear in onion search.
- Donation and staffing claims are PrivacySavvy’s reporting, not an in-house audit.
- Bookmark a checked address in Tor Browser; do not rediscover it from a random directory.
Public sources
This profile is compiled from open, publicly available internet sources. We use those pages as background, not as partners, and a published mention is not a live check of the service.
How TorBible records OnionFind
The .onion string, if present, is the address already in our directory file. Prose on this page is compiled from open public internet sources and is worded as reported when we have not verified it in-house. See phishing detection and Tor search engines.