Number (optional, integers from 1–10), rating out of 10 (will be converted to 0.5–5 scale) Number (optional, decimals from 0.5–5 including 0.5 increments), rating out of 5 String (optional), used for matching when no ID or URI is provided multiple entries should be comma-separated YYYY (optional), used for matching when no ID or URI is provided String (optional), used for matching when no ID or URI is provided Note: URIs are also supported for backwards compatibility.

String (optional), the URI of the matching film or diary entry, example: You must include at least one of the first four column titles listed below on the first line of your file, along with any others your file includes data for. The Letterboxd import format is a CSV file (with UTF-8 character encoding) that supports the following column titles, in any order (other column titles are ignored). For help importing IMDb files, see our migration guide. Proceed to the Import page (to import watched films), to the editing page for a list, or to your watchlist.

*Delicious Library files are only supported when importing to a list.

Delicious Library v2 or 3 export files (XML)*.

When importing data we support the following formats: Letterboxd members can import data in one of three ways: directly to their account (as watched films and/or diary entries, with optional ratings), to a new or existing list, or to their watchlist.

Diarly and row are same