Anime libraries,
done properly.
One Windows app for lossless remuxing, online metadata, bulk rename, chapters, and a processing queue. Built on FFmpeg and MKVToolNix. EpiManager TV mode is already inside — no second installer.
Everything your library needs
From raw video files to a perfectly organized, tagged, and remuxed collection — in a single automated pipeline.
Smart Library Scanner
Recursive folder scan with drag-and-drop. FFprobe analysis surfaces track metadata, confidence scoring, and series grouping in a live table.
Metadata Chain
AniList → Jikan → TMDB → TVDB / AniDB enrichment cascade. Official episode titles, artwork, and season data fetched and cached automatically.
Bulk Rename
Template-driven batch rename with live preview table. Organize into season folders, detect duplicates, and undo any batch with full history.
Remux Presets
JSON presets for lossless MKV remux. Per-stream Keep overrides, selective audio/subtitle track control, and stash-file undo from .animanager.bak.
Chapter Tools
Import/export OGM & XML chapters. Silence, black frame, and scene-cut hints. Optional OCR. AniSkip, Anime Skip, and Open Anime Timestamps integration.
Subtitles & NFO
OpenSubtitles download, subtitle alignment, and external mux. Kodi .nfo and Plex .plexmatch helpers baked in.
Every tool you need, nothing you don't
- Scan folders recursively; drag-and-drop onto the library table
- FFprobe analysis with Status, Series, and confidence columns
- AniList → Jikan → TMDB → TVDB / AniDB enrichment (anime mode)
- Template bulk rename, organize into season folders, undo history
- JSON remux presets with per-stream Keep overrides
- Chapter markers: import/export, silence/black/scene hints, optional OCR
- Community skip hints (AniSkip, Anime Skip, Open Anime Timestamps)
- OpenSubtitles download, subtitle align, external mux
- Kodi
.nfoand Plex.plexmatchhelpers - Remux undo from
.animanager.bakor stash files
AniManager & EpiManager — one app, two personalities
Per-mode rename templates and organize patterns are remembered separately; your file list and queue are shared across both modes.
Anime mode
Violet theme with anime-first metadata sources — AniList, Jikan, AniDB — and AniWizard for end-to-end batch processing. AFL slug tester, AniSkip chapter integration, and Japanese-first subtitle ordering.
animanager.co.uk →TV show mode
Orange/blue theme with TMDB → TheTVDB episode focus. TV-friendly rename templates like S{season00}E{episode00}, English-first subtitle order, and EpiWizard batch flow. Anime-only toggles auto-disabled.
See it in action
Captured from the current UI via CI headless smoke tests on Linux — the same layout runs on Windows.
First launch & Help menu
On first start the guided tutorial walks through the library, left nav, product mode switch, wizard, Tools → Dependencies, local settings, and licensing. Reopen anytime via Help → Guided tutorial…
- Add files or folders under My files, then Analyze the selection.
- Match metadata on Rename; apply presets on Audio / Subtitles.
- Enqueue remux from the library footer or Queue tab; watch the Log.
- Optional: run AniWizard (or EpiWizard in TV mode) for an end-to-end batch pass.
API keys — optional but recommended
Configure under Tools → Dependencies in the app. AniList and Jikan are public endpoints with local caching — no key needed.
- TMDB — TV and anime fallback matching
- TVDB v4 — series and episode records (subscriber PIN if required)
- AniDB — registered client for anime episode titles
- OpenSubtitles.com — consumer API key for subtitle download
Try free, then unlock
Production builds include a 24-hour trial,
after which a yearly or lifetime key is required via
Help → License…
License state is stored in encrypted license_state.enc.
See docs/LICENSING.md in the repository for operator details.
Build from source
Windows installer / AniManager.exe from your release channel,
or build from source using the script below.
Requires Python 3.10+, FFmpeg, and MKVToolNix on PATH.
git clone https://github.com/jubbaChainsaw/Anime-Fixer.git
cd Anime-Fixer
.\scripts\build_windows.ps1