The catalogue collectif de France locates some 40 million documents held in French libraries and provides access to the CCFr directory of libraries and documentary holdings.

The SUDOC (Système Universitaire de Documentation) catalog is the French union catalog produced by libraries in higher education and research. It contains over 15 million bibliographic records describing all types of documents.
The SUDOC catalog also describes the journal and newspaper collections of some 1,500 non academic libraries (public libraries, resource centers, etc.).
The SUDOC is also in charge of listing French theses.

WorldCat is the shared cataloging network founded in 1967 by OCLC. It is the world's largest and most comprehensive catalog of library resources.

OpenBibArt is a bibliographic database produced by the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art (INHA), the Getty Research Institute (GRI) and the Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique du CNRS (Inist-CNRS).
OpenBibArt covers arts publications from late antiquity to the present day, providing access to almost 1.2 million bibliographic records of journal articles, books, exhibition and sales catalogs published between 1910 and 2007.

Livres Hebdo produces a paying monthly and weekly commercial bibliography of the newly published books called Livres du Mois and Livres de la Semaine.

The Q10 collection is a unique collection of French and foreign booksellers', printers' and publishers' catalogs. This historic collection, whose oldest catalogs date back to the 17th century, continues to grow daily, thanks to legal deposit and donations received by the BnF.