Move Kinopoisk ratings to Letterboxd

Export your Kinopoisk ratings to a Letterboxd-compatible CSV and import them in a few clicks.

KinopoiskLetterboxd
What to export
RatingsWatchlist

Or just the ID — the number in the profile address

How often

How to move your Kinopoisk ratings to Letterboxd

  1. Find your Kinopoisk ID — the number in your profile URL (for example kinopoisk.ru/user/12345). Your profile must be public.
  2. Open this site and paste the ID or the full profile link.
  3. Click Export. The converter loads your ratings and finds the TMDB/IMDb ID of each film via Wikidata.
  4. The CSV downloads automatically. Over 1900 ratings are split into several files (the Letterboxd limit is 1900 rows per file).
  5. Upload the file(s) to letterboxd.com/import and your ratings and reviews appear on Letterboxd.

Why matching is accurate

Letterboxd matches films by TMDB ID, and by IMDb ID when no TMDB ID exists. The converter finds these identifiers for every film via Wikidata, so the import runs with no manual picking and no matching errors. Want to bring your reviews along? Enable the “Include reviews” option and their text is added to the CSV. Need it the other way round? Then it is the Letterboxd ratings that go into Kinopoisk.

See also

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Kinorium to move to Letterboxd?
No. The tool works directly with Kinopoisk, with no Kinorium account needed.
Do reviews transfer from Kinopoisk to Letterboxd?
Yes. Enable the “Include reviews” option and the converter adds the text of each review to the Letterboxd CSV.
Is there a limit on the number of ratings?
Letterboxd accepts files of up to 1900 rows. Large libraries are split into several CSV files automatically.
What about IMDb?
Yes — see the separate guide on moving to IMDb.
And the other way — Letterboxd to Kinopoisk?
Yes: the diary moves into Kinopoisk — the last ~50 logged films, rated back under your account with no password involved.
Can the file update automatically?
Yes. With an account this same CSV arrives on a schedule — by email or webhook, weekly or daily.