Your Letterboxd data is portable. Here is a home that does movies and TV.
With Letterboxd reportedly in acquisition talks, plenty of film lovers are asking the sensible question: where does my decade of ratings live if things change? The answer should be: wherever you want. Export your data, bring it here in one click, and keep logging without missing a night.
One-click import, two ways to start
Instant: your Taste Card
Drop your Letterboxd ZIP on the Taste page and get a shareable analysis of your movie taste in seconds. Genres, decades, directors, and how your ratings compare to the crowd. No account needed.
Get your Taste Card →Full: import everything
Create a free account and upload the same ZIP to bring over your ratings, reviews, diary dates, and watchlist. Anything we cannot auto-match is queued for a quick manual match, so your history arrives complete.
Run the full import →Coming from TV Time instead? We import that too: see the TV Time importer.
Side by side
Letterboxd is a lovely film diary. We built the thing it never became: one library for everything you watch, with scores you can actually trust.
| Feature | MovieMagicScore | Letterboxd |
|---|---|---|
| Movie ratings, reviews, diary, watchlist | Yes | Yes |
| TV show tracking | Yes, full support | No |
| Season and episode ratings | Yes | No |
| Bayesian scores that resist review bombing | Yes, MMS Score | Simple averages |
| Streaming availability alerts | Yes | No |
| Movie night polls with friends | Yes | No |
| Import from Letterboxd | Yes, one click | N/A |
| Import from TV Time | Yes | No |
| Price for all of the above | Free | Free tier plus paid Pro/Patron |
Comparison reflects publicly documented Letterboxd features as of September 2026.
Scores built on statistics
Our MMS Score uses Bayesian confidence, so a show with 40 passionate fans cannot outrank one with 40,000 honest ratings.
TV as a first-class citizen
Track every episode, rate individual seasons, and never lose your place in a long-running series again.
Know when it streams
Streaming alerts tell you when watchlist titles land on your services, and movie night polls settle what to watch with friends.
Frequently asked questions
Is MovieMagicScore free?
Yes. Rating, reviewing, watchlists, TV episode tracking, and the Letterboxd import are all free. There is an optional supporter tier, but nothing about your library sits behind a paywall.
How do I export my data from Letterboxd?
On Letterboxd, go to Settings, then Data, then Export Your Data. You will get a ZIP file containing your ratings, diary, reviews, and watchlist as CSV files. Upload that ZIP here and we do the rest.
What carries over from my Letterboxd export?
Your ratings (converted from the 5-star scale to our 10-point scale), your reviews, your diary watch dates, and your watchlist. Films we cannot auto-match are queued for a quick manual match, so nothing silently disappears.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You can upload your export to the free Taste Card tool and get an instant analysis of your movie taste with no account. When you are ready to keep everything, create a free account and run the full import.
Is anything happening to Letterboxd?
Letterboxd is reportedly in acquisition talks. Nothing is confirmed, and it remains a fine service. Our point is simpler: your film history should be portable either way, and we make moving it painless.
Your film history belongs to you
Export it, import it here, and keep it somewhere that treats movies and TV as one library. It takes about two minutes.