Import ratings into Kinopoisk
Collect your ratings and watchlist, then copy a console script (or an AI-agent prompt) that writes them back to Kinopoisk.
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This runs code in your browser console. The browser may ask to allow pasting — that protects you from scams. Read the script (expand it) before running; it only writes your ratings/watchlist to Kinopoisk.
Automating writes is formally against Kinopoisk’s terms — the risk is yours. Throttling reduces but does not remove it. Run it while present; do not leave it unattended.
The script and your data are built in your browser. We never see or store your Kinopoisk cookies or session.
Open kinopoisk.ru logged into your account, open the browser console (F12, or ⌥⌘J on a Mac) and paste the script there.
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How to import ratings into Kinopoisk
- Paste the ID or profile link of the old Kinopoisk account (its profile must be public) and click Collect — the converter reads its ratings and «to watch» list.
- Copy the console script — or the AI-agent prompt, if you’d rather not touch the console.
- Open kinopoisk.ru signed in to the account you are moving the ratings to, and open the browser console (F12, or ⌥⌘J on a Mac).
- Paste the script and run it. It rates each film through the same requests the site itself makes, pausing between them. Read it before running — it is plain, visible code.
- Keep the tab open until the script finishes — the ratings and the «to watch» list appear on the profile as it works.
When you need an import back into Kinopoisk
The usual case is moving to another account: while the old profile is public, its ratings can be collected by ID and re-rated under the new account — hundreds of films without manual clicking. The same trick recovers ratings when you have lost access to the old account but its profile is still visible. And before any experiments, keep a file backup — it stays yours whatever happens to either account. Ratings kept on Letterboxd reach Kinopoisk the same way — see the separate guide on moving them in from Letterboxd.
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