Configurator

Pick a template, watch the preview update live, copy the URL.

New to XRDB? How this works
  1. Find a title — search by name, or paste an IMDb / TMDB ID.
  2. Adjust the controls; the preview updates live. Undo any change with Ctrl/Cmd+Z.
  3. Each surface (poster, backdrop, thumbnail, logo) is styled on its own — use Copy to all surfaces to match them.
  4. Save a profile to get a config key, then open Install to use it in your media setup.

Full guide in Help. Stuck? Ask in the Discord.

Start from a template
These settings apply to Poster only. Backdrop, Thumbnail and Logo keep their own, including which badges show.
Scale, offset and colour, shown with the badge itself. Blank fields use the default.

Display settings

The Movie Database — broad, reliable poster coverage

Per type artwork source

Overrides the artwork source for films.
Overrides the artwork source for TV.
Overrides the artwork source for anime.
Preferred language for artwork, falling back to English
Tried when a title has no artwork in the language above, before English.
The poster as-is, including its title text
Center-crop the backdrop image instead of the standard poster
Overlay the title logo on the backdrop
Small is the default, and the only tier under Stremio's 100 KB poster limit
Auto picks the best encoding for the artwork.
40–100. Blank keeps the default.
Show content rating in corner
Show primary genres on the artwork
Mark films that are in cinemas or out on digital
Mark films in the top-rated ranking. Needs the IMDb dataset with XRDB_IMDB_TOP_RATED enabled on the server.
Oscar/Emmy win or nomination
After/during-credits scene
Show a trending badge in the top-left corner
A tab at the top of the artwork with the title's place in today's trending list, like #9 Today. Films not yet out on digital are skipped. No tab when the title is not on the list.
Draw the media type where a title has no genres
Draw an empty ring where a title has no ratings
Serve Cinemeta metadata without its own rating
Score bar across the image edge
Show streaming provider chips (Netflix, Prime…)
Pick the formats you care about. Each one is drawn on a title only when that title is actually available in it.
Turn them all off without losing which ones you picked
Rendered in the top right. Corner positions stack into a column; the centre ones form a row.
Age rating, year and genre on one line at the foot of the artwork
Resets all poster settings, including anything set under fine tuning. Undoable with Ctrl/Cmd+Z.