Can I get a San Diego County Library card online?

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No problem! San Diego County Library is now offering Instant Digital Cards, a service that allows San Diego County residents immediate access to its digital collection. All you need is a cell phone number.

How do I get a library card in San Diego?

Apply for a library card online. Bring a valid photo ID and proof of current address with you to pick up your library card at any San Diego Public Library locations. By applying for a library card you agree to the San Diego Public Library’s Lending Policies.

Can I renew my San Diego library card online?

Library cards must be renewed in person at any San Diego Public Library location.

How long is a San Diego library card good for?

Library card replacement fee is $1. Your Library Card may be used at any City of San Diego Public Library location. Library card privileges expire every year.

What can I borrow from the San Diego public library?

In order to borrow library materials you must present a valid San Diego Public Library card. With a San Diego Public Library Card, you can: check out books, magazines, DVDs and CDs. place holds and access your account online. access library databases from home. download audiobooks and ebooks.

How do I renew my San Diego public library account?

In order to renew your account, please present proof of current address at any San Diego Public Library location. Checked out materials may be returned to any City of San Diego Public Library location. *Material may not be transferred from one library card to another. **Loan period for print materials and CDs is 21 days.

What can I do with a digital library card?

With a Digital Library Card you can download digital materials (such as ebooks, eaudiobooks and digital magazines), use electronic databases, take online classes, and much more. Digital Library Cards are available to San Diego County residents only. Your Digital Library Card is valid for a maximum of 30 days.