A non-comprehensive alphabetical list of repositories with digital objects (some or all) that have IIIF manifests. If you notice that a repository you use for sourcing IIIF images is not on this list, please email Kiran Mohammadi-Williams at kam535@cornell.edu to have it added.
- Bavarian State Library (BSB) / Munich Digitization Centre (MDZ)
- Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF)
- Biblissima
- Blavatnik Archive
- Bodmer Lab
- Boston Public Library, Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center
- British Library
- Brown University Digital Repository
- Cambridge Digital Library
- Chester Beatty Digital Collections
- Chronoscope World
- Cultural Japan
- David Rumsey Map Collection
- Digital Commonwealth
- Digital Library of Medieval Manuscripts
- Digital Repository of Ireland
- e-codices – Virtual Manuscript Library of Switzerland
- e-manuscripta (Manuscript material from Swiss libraries and archives)
- e-rara (digitized rare books from Swiss institutions)
- Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
- Europeana
- Folger Shakespeare Library
- Fragmentarium – Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments
- Fulda Hochschule- und Landesbibliothek
- Ghent University
- Göttingen University Collections
- Harvard Art Museum
- Harvard University Digital Collections
- Huntington Digital Library
- Indigenous Digital Archive
- Internet Archive
- J. Paul Getty Trust
- Keio University Libraries
- KU Leuven
- Lancaster University Library
- Leiden University
- Library of Congress
- Manchester University Library Digital Collections
- National Gallery of Art
- National Library of Scotland
- National Library of Wales
- National Palace Museum (Taiwan)
- North Carolina State University Libraries
- Northwestern University
- Princeton University Art Museum
- Princeton University Libraries
- Qatar National Library
- Smithsonian Institute
- Smithsonian National Zoo
- Stanford University
- Trinity College – Cambridge
- UCLA Library Digital Collections
- Universität Heidelberg
- Universität Kassel
- University College Dublin Libraries
- University of Cambridge
- University of Edinburgh Art Collection
- University of Illinois Library Digital Collections
- University of North Texas Libraries
- University of Oxford (Digital Bodleian)
- University of St. Andrews
- University of Texas – Austin (Perry-Castañeda Library)
- University of Toronto
- University of Washington Libraries
- University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
- Utrecht University Library
- Vatican Library
- Villanova University
- Virtual Hill Museum & Manuscript Library
- Visual Library
- Wellcome Library
- Wikidata
- Wikipedia
- World Digitial Library
- Yale Center for British Art
- Yale Peabody Museum
- Yale University Art Gallery
- Yale University Library
Tips for Finding Manifests
Sometimes it can be hard to tell whether the image you’ve found already has an IIIF Manifest that you can use or not. The web page you’re on might not make it obvious, and some universities bury the IIIF Manifest at the bottom of the page or in a side tab. Here are tips for finding the IIIF Manifest on a page:
- Look for the IIIF logo
. Usually it’s red and blue, but sometimes it appears in all grey. You may need to click on the logo to download a manifest. - Scroll all the way to the bottom of the screen. Some institutions place the IIIF Manifest at the bottom of the list of metadata under the image.
- Press Command + F on your keyboard and search for “IIIF” or “manifest”. You’ll likely be able to find the text for the manifest link on the page.
- Guide to finding IIIF resources
- This guide from IIIF includes brief instructions on how to find the IIIF manifest for an image in a particular repository. This guide includes step-by-step images for the IIIF partners that are listed. For specific instructions, click on the name of the repository/institution from the list on the web page.