Organize Your Movie Library for Free — TMM
Auto-fetch posters, metadata and subtitles for your movie collection — Kodi, Plex and Emby ready.
A folder full of movie files without proper metadata is a mess — wrong titles, missing posters, no genre information, and media servers that can't display anything correctly. tinyMediaManager fixes this by automatically fetching accurate metadata from TMDB and IMDB, downloading high-quality poster and fanart, and writing NFO files your media server can read.
For Kodi users in particular, tinyMediaManager is essential. It generates the exact NFO format Kodi expects, scrapes episode information for TV series with season and episode thumbnails, and keeps your library consistent when you add new content. Plex and Emby users also benefit from the pre-organized folder structure and accurate metadata that reduces the chance of mismatched artwork or wrong episode assignments.
The workflow is straightforward: point tinyMediaManager at your media folders, let it scan for new files, review the matches it proposes, and confirm. In most cases the match is correct on the first try — the software handles disambiguation between similar titles, different release years, and multi-part films automatically.
Beyond metadata, tinyMediaManager handles subtitle searching through OpenSubtitles and other providers, movie renaming based on customizable templates, Trakt.tv sync to track your watch history, and media source management to keep track of files across multiple drives or network shares.
The free version handles up to 50 movies and 10 TV series, which covers typical personal libraries. The V4 subscription ($10/month or a one-time donation) removes these limits for larger collections. All core features including metadata scraping, artwork download, and NFO generation are included in the free tier.