Desktop App · Kurt KluthExperimental

Reelabel

Give your collection a proper name. Reelabel brings metadata lookup, movie and TV naming profiles, embedded tags, and FFmpeg encoding into one Windows workspace. Review a batch, preview an encode, or create tagged copies while keeping your original videos.

Read Quick Start View Documentation

Private development preview. Public downloads are not available.

Key features

What Reelabel does

Identify and review

Search configured TMDB and TheTVDB services or local IMDb datasets. Optional automatic lookup loads exact matches into the preview; ambiguous matches need your selection.

Save naming profiles

Keep separate movie and TV roots, folder patterns, and filenames. Preview the complete batch, including matching subtitle sidecars, before changing files.

Try an encode first

Save movie and TV encoding defaults, choose dimensions and tracks, and test a short clip before converting a batch.

Keep the originals

Tag, rename and copy creates verified tagged copies at planned destinations. Separate tagging uses backups, and rename keeps recovery records.

Getting started

Up and running in three steps

01
Open the Windows build
Use the complete private Windows x64 package. Keep its accompanying files and media tools together; see Quick Start for source-build requirements.
02
Import and configure
Add a disposable sample, set up optional metadata access, and choose a naming profile and an encoding preset.
03
Review before processing
Check metadata, full destination paths, and selected tracks. Create tagged copies or test an encoding preview before processing your collection.

Technology