Turns your Letterboxd export into story cards: films, ratings, favourites, decades, reviews and more.
A made-up year. Upload your Letterboxd data to see yours.
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Wrapped
What is Online Letterboxd Wrapped?
Letterboxd Wrapped turns your Letterboxd diary into a year in film: how many films you watched and rewatched, your average rating and how your stars were spread, your top rated films, your favourite decade, how many new releases you caught, your busiest month and movie night, your longest review, your streak and what kind of film watcher that makes you. Every result is a 9:16 story card to post.
It reads the export Letterboxd gives every member, in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and you do not need a Pro or Patron account. Pick any year since you joined, or all time.

What Is in Your Wrapped
- Films: how many you logged, first watches and rewatches, likes and watchlist adds.
- Ratings: your average rating, how your half stars were spread, and your top rated films.
- Decades: the decade you watched most, and the oldest film of your year.
- New releases: how much of your year was films that came out that year.
- Time: your busiest month, your movie night of the week and your longest streak.
- Reviews: how many you wrote, and a quote from the longest one.
- Film type: The Critic, The Classic Buff, The Comfort Rewatcher, The Premiere Chaser and more.
How to use Online Letterboxd Wrapped?
- On letterboxd.com, open Settings › Data and click Export Your Data: the “How do I download my Letterboxd data?” button shows every step.
- Drop the .zip that downloads on the page, as it is.
- Pick the year, or all time.
- Go through the cards, then download one, download all of them as a ZIP, or copy one to paste in a story.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need Letterboxd Pro?
No. Letterboxd’s own Year in Review page is for Pro and Patron members, but the data export is open to every member, and this tool only needs the export.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The export is opened and counted in your browser, and the cards are drawn there too. Nothing is sent to our servers or anywhere else.
Why are there no hours, genres or directors?
Letterboxd’s export lists each film’s title, year, your rating and the day you watched it, but not its runtime, genres or cast. So the cards count films and stars rather than hours.
Some of my films are missing. Why?
The cards follow your diary, where every watch has a date. If you never log films in the diary and only mark them as watched, the day you marked each one is used instead, and the weekday and streak cards are left out.
Is it made by Letterboxd?
No. It is an independent tool that reads Letterboxd’s standard export; it is not made by, or connected to, Letterboxd. See your Netflix Wrapped and Spotify Wrapped too, or rank your films with the Tier List Maker.