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This guide covers the numerous ways you can download anime for editing. This includes the best torrent sites, direct download sites (full episodes, no subtitles), creditless openings & endings, scenepacks and other helpful sites.

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Torrent Sites

Instead of downloading files from a central server, torrenting involves downloading files from other users’ devices on the network. For a more detailed explanation as well as a step-by-step guide, read through the guide below. You‘ll need a computer for this. Guide: https://rentry.co/anime-torrents nyaa.si
beatrice-raws
erai-raws
shanaproject

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Direct Download (DDL)

Some users may not want to torrent due to lack of storage, legal concerns, or rather because they’re a mobile editor. For whatever the reason — If you’re looking to download full episodes without torrents, your best bet would be browsing direct download (DD) sources. Anime-Raws
AnimeOut
KayoAnime
AnimeTosho

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OP/ED creditless

Have you ever wanted to edit a scene from an anime opening or ending, but without all the words on the screen? To download anime openings or endings without credits you must download them separately, rather than sourcing a full episode. animethemes.moe
MagikarpVids
HDKirin’s OP/ED
Animecflife

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Community Sites

You’ll find plenty of sites within the community, for editors, by editors meant to make things easier for everyone else. The sites below either provide full episodes, or individual scenes. animeclips.online
Ringwitdaclips
SakugaBooru

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Anime Scenepacks

If you don’t feel like hunting through multiple episodes, your best bet would be to look up scenepacks, also known as (comp)ilations. There are editors out there that will cut and share scenes of a certain character(s) into a single video for others to use. Account List https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o84vfxq9WwWKhBZG0L3IJk4T-RlUENMRcgDkfzVwYms/edit