What is a Tesla Generator and Should You Build One?

Published: December 8, 2025  |  Updated: May 22, 2026

Printed magnetic generator build plans with diagrams and parts lists

I guess you've already heard of Nikola Tesla. He invented some incredible things, many of which have been covered up. In fact, most of his work remained classified by the FBI until 2016 when they were released under the Freedom of Information Act.

Even though most of his life's work has now been made publicly available, a small number of papers somehow disappeared and were never released. One of those was the Tesla magnetic generator.

Tesla generator redacted files

Anyone Can Learn How to Build a Tesla Magnetic Generator

Tesla's plans have been leaked several times on the internet and are availble to purchase but they are never mentioned in his official archive and the website that sells Tesla's generator plans regularly gets shut down until it reappears under a different name. Today, that same set of designs is sold as the Complete Ultimate OFF-GRID Generator.

If you do get hold of the plans though, you can actually build your own generator by following Nikola Tesla's designs. You can actually build your own magnetic generator and start producing free electricity today.

It's really sad that Nikola Tesla's invention never became popular. The truth is, there are certain powerful people who don't want people like YOU to know about it.

Perpetual Motion Generator vs Magnetic Generator?

If you're wondering whether a perpetual motion generator and a magnetic generator are different devices, the answer is no, they are in fact the same thing. A magnetic generator (also called a magnetic energy generator, free energy generator, or Tesla generator) uses permanent magnets arranged in a specific pattern to create continuous perpetual motion.

This endless spinning motion is then used to generate electricity, producing more power than it consumes. The reality is, that's exactly what a perpetual motion generator refers to!

Tesla invented a machine that keeps moving indefinitely (or appears to) without needing external energy input after it's started.

The confusion often comes from online debates about whether true perpetual motion is possible (regular physics often says no due to friction and losses), but thousands of hobbyists have built working magnetic generators that significantly reduce electricity bills using the same principles.

Whether you call it a perpetual motion generator or a magnetic generator, you're talking about the same DIY device.

Why Can't You Just Buy a Tesla Generator?

The world runs on oil and gas. There are a lot of big corporations that go out of their way to make sure that this knowledge is kept from the general public.

The fact is, there are 'powers that be' who don't want you to know this information and for that reason you will never find a Tesla magnetic generator for sale anywhere!

Just bear that in mind because one day, you may come back here and find this website has been taken down… Again!!

In the video below, Michael Morgan reveals exactly how Tesla's designs were suppressed and how they went on to become the Complete Ultimate OFF-GRID Generator.

Michael Morgan explains Tesla's suppressed off-grid generator designs

If You Haven't Seen This Video Then Click Here to Watch it. while you still can.

How Much Energy Can You Generate?

Technical blueprints showing the internal components of a magnetic energy generator

Well, that depends on you. With Tesla's designs, you can build a generator that produces roughly eight to 10 times more electricity than it consumes.

But, you have to understand that it depends on how big you build it!! The blueprints show you how to build a Tesla generator that fits your needs. Small, medium, or large.

When you build your first one, don't go crazy!! Start with something small. On your first build, try and build something small. Aim for something that will reduce your electricity bill by roughly 30% to 40%.

When you get that one working you'll easily be able to build a generator to power your whole home.

Can Anyone Learn How to Build a Tesla Generator?

This really depends on you. But I'm sure you've got some basic DIY skills right? That's all I had on my first build. It took me a couple of weeks though. Even building a small one definitely isn't an overnight job!Here's the good news though: The plans are pretty damn easy to follow, even for me! If you can follow instructions then you shouldn't have a problem.

Check it out for yourself. Take a minute to watch the video above. You're one step away from free electricity for life! You can thank me later!

What Happens If The Current Website Gets Shut Down?

There used to be several different variations of the Nikola Tesla's plans available on the Internet but those websites have gradually been shut down one by one.. Fortunately, the original set of plans is currently still available on the website linked to below.

Go to the Complete Ultimate OFF-GRID Generator Website for more details

5 Comments

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Ethan Caldwell
March 12, 2023

Just watched Michael Morgan's video and I am so glad I found this page. I have been wanting to build my own Tesla generator for months. The plans link in the video works right now and it is only about $40 for the digital copy. I ordered mine last week and I am already at the hardware store picking up the magnets and copper wire. The article says to start small and aim for 30 to 40 percent off my electric bill. That alone is worth the effort. You guys are awesome for putting this info out there for free.

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Steven Walsh
March 14, 2023

If Tesla generators are so great why can't you walk into a store and buy one? I keep hearing that they get shut down but that sounds like a scam to me. You have to buy the plans from some website that might not even exist next month. How is that better than a regular generator?

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Jake Mercer
April 3, 2023

Steven, that is a fair question. The reason you cannot buy them at stores is because big energy companies do not want you to go off grid. A regular generator costs you $300 to $600 for parts and then you keep paying for gas or diesel. The Tesla plans cost you about $40 upfront and maybe $120 in parts if you do it yourself. The magnets and copper wire are cheap at any hardware store. Once you build it, it produces 8 to 10 times more electricity than it uses. I built mine last month and my bill dropped by 35 percent the first month. The video explains the whole thing better than I can.

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Steven Walsh
May 22, 2023

I kept clicking that video link for weeks and the site was always down. Figured it was a scam. Turns out they just get taken down and re uploaded. Finally got through yesterday and ordered the plans.

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Dave Patterson
September 8, 2023

Been an electrician for 32 years. Here is a tip that nobody tells you: do not try to wire the generator into your main panel by yourself on the first build. I did that with my first one and the breaker kept tripping because I mismatched the phase. Get a qualified electrician to hook it up the first time. It will cost you maybe $200 for labor but it saves you a lot of headaches. After that you can tweak it yourself all you want.

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