Paste your library. Get your posters.
Filenames, IMDb links, a cinema program or a plain CSV — the Organizer matches every movie in seconds and lets you hand-pick the exact poster art. Export CSV or JSON, or serve stable embed URLs you can restyle anytime.
Three steps, no setup.
Paste anything
Release filenames, IMDb or TMDB links, titles with years, CSV — even with play dates. We detect the format automatically.
We match, you pick
Every line resolves with a confidence score. Open any movie and browse its poster groups raw and fast — click in, Esc out.
Export anywhere
Copy links, download CSV or JSON, save the list — or pin posters to stable embed URLs for your site.
Built for people with lists.
From program to poster wall in minutes
Your weekly program is a list — paste it. The Organizer turns it into a complete, country-correct poster set for your website, screens and social feeds. Pin artwork once: your program page pulls one stable URL per film, and you can swap the poster behind it anytime without touching the site.
- Play-date columns recognized
- Local artwork, not generic thumbnails
- One stable URL per film
One source. Your curation. Any app.
Point your app at a single interface for movie metadata and poster art — search, match, batch-resolve whole libraries. Pin a different poster once and every surface pulling with your key updates: your cinema planner, your media server, your site.
- Metadata + artwork behind one key
- Batch resolve for whole libraries
- Per-key poster curation with stable URLs
Your folder names, finally readable
Drop the output of ls into the box. Release filenames resolve to films, and every one of them gets artwork you chose — not whatever the scraper found first.
- Group tags, resolutions and codecs stripped automatically
- Batch API for libraries that keep growing
One URL, whichever poster you prefer
Publish once. If a re-release sheet turns out to be the better image, swap it here — the article, the newsletter and the archive page all follow.
- Signed image URLs, sized derivatives
- No re-uploads, no broken hotlinks
A spreadsheet becomes a catalog
Paste the column you already maintain. Every entry comes back with its editions, so a shelf list turns into something you can actually look at.
- CSV and TSV in, CSV or JSON out
- Editions and country variants side by side
Precision, not approximation.
Editions, not approximations
Most databases keep one image per movie. We archive the editions — teaser, theatrical, re-release, country variants — so you can pick the German one-sheet, not a stand-in.
Curated by humans
Every upload passes moderation. Quality scores, de-duplication and edition grouping keep the archive clean.
Built to serve
A real hosting backbone: sized derivatives, quotas, an API — and URLs that don't rot.
The same thing, over HTTP.
- One call for your whole library
- Confidence scores & candidates
- Signed image URLs included
Callable by whatever you're building with.
Point an assistant at our MCP server and it can resolve messy title lists, browse editions and pin the poster you want — with your key, your quotas and your curation. Same interface as the API, no glue code.
- One key across API, embeds and MCP — same quotas, same limits
- Pins made by an agent show up in Embedded movies
- Read-only by default; pinning needs an explicit scope
Free to try, cheap to keep.
- 25 lines per run
- Match & pick
- Copy links
- 250 lines
- Save lists
- CSV export