Looking for a Letterboxd Wrapped alternative? Intertitle has a free, all-time Wrapped, available any time of year, built from your watch history — a Letterboxd import or ratings you log in Intertitle — that names one of 16 film-taste archetypes, reads how deep your taste runs, and gives you a story card to share.
TL;DR
Letterboxd's own Year in Review (what people usually mean by "Letterboxd Wrapped") comes at year's end, and Pro and Patron members get personal stats pages per diary year and all-time. Intertitle's Wrapped is a companion read-out, not a copy: it reads your whole history, not one calendar year; it's available any time once you have 20 logged films; it names one of 16 archetypes and lays out a poster wall from everything you've watched; and it's shareable — a 9:16 story card, saved to Photos, or a link. Free, in the iOS app.
What's in it
Your archetype. One of 16 — The Tough Room, The Quiet Critic, The Completist, The Revisitor, The Night Programmer, The Deep Cut, The Omnivore and nine more — read from signals in your history: how often you rewatch, how you rate, how long your films run, how far your decades spread, how loyal you are to directors, how far off the beaten path you go. It's a reading of what you actually watched, not a quiz.
How deep your taste runs. Where your films sit on the catalog's obscurity spectrum. This page is honest by design: if your history can't support a reading, it doesn't appear at all.
Your taste shape. Top genres, a chart by release decade, and the split between modern and classic.
Your top director and the top five you return to most, and your busiest month.
A poster wall drawn from your whole history — not the last twelve months.
How to get yours
Bring your history. Import a Letterboxd export ZIP (or the individual CSVs), connect your Letterboxd handle so new diary entries keep syncing, or skip Letterboxd entirely and log films directly in Intertitle. Every path feeds the same taste engine.
Reach 20 logged films. Imports count. Below that, Wrapped shows as a locked teaser — there isn't enough signal to read a taste honestly.
Open Wrapped from your profile in the app. It reads your history as it stands today, so it changes as you log.
Share it. The share button gives you a story card for the share sheet, "Save to Photos" keeps it, and sharing mints a public link at app.intertitle.app that shows your archetype, posters and Top Four to whoever opens it.
How it differs from Letterboxd's Year in Review
| Feature | Letterboxd Year in Review | Intertitle Wrapped |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Letterboxd's own Year in Review at year's end; personal stats pages (per diary year and all-time) with Pro and Patron | Your whole history, all-time |
| When | Letterboxd's own year-end recap | Any time of year, once you have 20 logged films |
| Identity | Letterboxd's own stats | One of 16 taste archetypes, plus how deep your taste runs |
| Source | Your Letterboxd diary | A Letterboxd import, ongoing handle sync, or films logged in Intertitle |
| Sharing | Letterboxd's own sharing | 9:16 story card, Save to Photos, or a public link |
Use both. Letterboxd's Year in Review is the ritual for the year you had; Intertitle's Wrapped shows the taste you've built.
Frequently asked
What is a film-taste archetype? One of 16 taste-based identities Intertitle names in Wrapped — The Quiet Critic, The Completist, The Night Programmer and so on — assigned from your watch history.
Do I need a Letterboxd account to get one? No. Import a Letterboxd export if you have one, or log films directly in Intertitle — either builds the taste profile Wrapped reads from.
Is Intertitle's Wrapped a replacement for Letterboxd's Year in Review? No — think of it as a companion. Letterboxd's Year in Review is its own product; Intertitle's version is a taste read-out built on your whole history, available inside Intertitle.
Can I share it? Yes — as a story card through the share sheet, saved to Photos, or as a link that shows your archetype, posters and Top Four.
Is it one Wrapped per year? No. It's all-time, and it updates as your history grows.
Is it free? Yes. Wrapped, the Tonight lineup, Letterboxd import and the in-app diary are all free today.