10. Pixlr

9. The Scale of the Universe

8. The Rasterbator

7. 10 Minute Mail

6. Filler Deals

5. Child's Own Studio

4. Incomputech

3. MorgueFile

2. "agoodmovietowatch"

1. CamelCamelCamel

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There are tons of seriously awesome websites out there and chances are that you know a few of them yourself. We've talked about several in the past and we've also gone over to the complete opposite end of the spectrum, writing about completely useless websites instead.Today, we present you with a smaller selection full of seriously awesome websites you probably never knew existed. Unless you did. All of them serve some type of useful purpose.Need to do some image manipulation? Don't have Photoshop and require something a little bit better than Microsoft Paint? Try Pixlr , a free (or paid) web based app that gives you full image manipulating functionality on the go. Even better, if you're already somewhat familiar with Photoshop or other image manipulation software then the functionality of Pixlr won't be that difficult to get used to.And even better yet - it also has both an Android and an iOS app.Ever want to know how big or small something is? You'd be hard-pressed to find a go-to resource more impressive than this website by Cary Huang . It's completely interactive and lets you zoom in and out, back and forth, until you've shrunken down to something as minuscule as quantum foam (10 ^-35.0) or as massive as the size of the observable universe (10 ^27).Either way, those are numbers with a lot of zeroes in them.Ever have a photo or an image that you wanted to blow-up and plaster on your bedroom wall?Of course you have. The Rasterbator is your source for turning this lifelong fantasy of yours into a physical, tangible reality. Go treat yourself to the wall art youWe've all run across sign-up forms before that promise some type of great offer at the cost of divulging your private email address and personal identity. 10 Minute Mail provides the much needed cure.Visit this website and get access to a completely fake email address that will self-destruct after only 10 minutes, giving you just enough time to get the prize you're after. Meanwhile, the guy collecting the addresses will only gets a false lead. If you need additional time (for whatever reason) then just press the "I need 10 more minutes!" button and get yourself that extra time. This place lists all sorts of useful goodies, ranging from home, to clothing, to geeky and much more. The best part is that in order to make the cut onto Filler Deal's list, everything here costs $15 or less. Fair warning - the products listed here are all Amazon affiliate links; you just have the advantage of items already being pre-sorted into useful categories.Kids make doodles all the time, but usually those doodles are restrained to pictures on paper. Wendy Tsao's website, Child's Own Studio , matches your child's artwork with a craft artist in order to turn it into a stuffed toy. Not a bad idea for a birthday or holiday gift for the kid who has everything!Although its name makes it sound a bit like a place to buy computer parts, Incomputech is nothing of the sort. This awesome website is home to royalty free music that can be used in films, games, commercials and more, without any cost to yourself. All it requires is that you credit Incomputech when you use their music, and provide a link back to them.The music is all made by the owner, Kevin MacLeod, and is sorted into easy-to-navigate categories for your benefit.While on the topic of free-to-use resources, MorgueFile is one of your best awesome websites for finding non-copyright images for your website or blog. Even better, the images here do not require any attribution whatsoever, meaning that you can use them without linking back.As for the quality of the images? All the images you are seeing on this article came from MorgueFile, so let that speak for itself.Highly-rated, little-known movies. " agoodmovietowatch " picks movies that received high reviews and ratings from viewers and critics alike, narrows them down to films that didn't do so hot in the box office and then recommends them to you. They don't use an algorithm to make their selections so you can rest assured you're getting quality selections.They also sort their suggestions based on mood, genres, and films that are available on Netflix.Perhaps somewhat oddly named, CamelCamelCamel lets you track prices on Amazon so you can tell if you're getting a good deal on the product you're after. It's free to use and gives you graphs full of useful information. The best buyer is one who has knowledge.Hopefully you've found some useful resources in this list of awesome websites. Leave us a comment with your thoughts and recommendations for any others.