Dinopedia

Explore dozens of dinosaurs with images, size, diet, time period, and fun facts about each one

46 dinosaurs

Reference data and images for educational purposes (images from Wikipedia). Size and weight figures are approximate and vary between studies.

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Free Online Dinopedia

Want to learn more about dinosaurs? This Dinopedia gathers dozens of species, from Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops to lesser-known giants like Argentinosaurus, each with a reference image, approximate size and weight, diet type, the geological period it lived in, the region where its fossils were found, and a fun fact. Search by name or filter by diet (carnivore, herbivore, or omnivore) and by period (Triassic, Jurassic, or Cretaceous) to discover new species. It's a free and simple way to learn basic paleontology, perfect for school projects, personal curiosity, or sharing with dinosaur-loving kids.

Why use Dinopedia

Free, no sign-up, no app or account needed
Dozens of dinosaurs with a reference image, size, weight, and a fun fact
Filter by diet (carnivore, herbivore, omnivore) and by geological period
Search by name to quickly find your favorite dinosaur
Great for kids and for school projects on dinosaurs

How to use it in 3 steps

1
Search or filter
Type a dinosaur name or use the diet and geological period filters.
2
Pick a dinosaur
Select a card from the list to see its full page.
3
Discover its facts
Check its size, weight, diet, period, location, and the fun fact for each species.

Questions about Dinopedia

Is the Dinopedia free?

Yes, it's completely free and you don't need to create any account or sign up to use it.

What information does each dinosaur include?

A reference image, its approximate size and weight, diet type (carnivore, herbivore, or omnivore), the geological period it lived in, the region where its fossils were found, and a fun fact.

How do I search for a specific dinosaur?

Type its name in the search box, or use the diet and period filters to browse by type of dinosaur.

Where do the data and images come from?

The data is a summary of reference paleontological information, and images come from Wikipedia. Size and weight figures are approximate, since they can vary between scientific studies.

Is it suitable for kids?

Yes, it's designed as a simple, visual educational tool, great for curious kids and school projects about dinosaurs.

Is Dinopedia free?

Yes, Dinopedia from WebHerramientas is 100% free. No registration or subscription required. You can use it as many times as you need at no cost.

Is it safe to use Dinopedia online?

Yes, all information is processed directly in your browser. We do not store or send your data to any external server.

Does Dinopedia work on mobile?

Yes, the tool is fully responsive and works on any device: phone, tablet or computer with a modern browser.