What you get
- Charts of your ratings by decade, by score and by genre. Click any of them to filter your reviews.
- A taste profile: the themes you rate above and below your own average, and labels such as Contrarian, Eclectic or Generous for how you compare to other raters.
- A rating analysis that tells you whether your scores are polarized, top-heavy or well-spread, and how much more critical or generous you are than average.
- A taste card: one image with your top five, your numbers and your taste labels, ready to download and post.
- Recommendations: a discovery queue and a watchlist sorted by how much you are predicted to like each title. How the predictions work.
The taste profile and the recommendations switch on at 8 ratings, the rating analysis at 10.
Questions
What does the import read?
Your ratings, your watchlist, and the films you logged without rating, which go into an
Already Watched section. Diary entries fill in any rating missing from the ratings file.
Reviews, likes and lists are not imported.
Do I need Letterboxd Pro, or an account here?
Neither. The export is open to every Letterboxd member, and the import runs without signing up.
Register afterwards to keep the profile (free, no email required): unregistered ones are removed after 30 days without a visit.
How do half stars translate?
Letterboxd's ten half-star steps are mapped onto ReelsGraph's eight-step scale, so a few neighbouring scores merge.
A rating you already gave here is never overwritten.
Does it change anything on Letterboxd?
No. It only reads the file you upload, and you can keep logging on Letterboxd and import again later.