Slipboxd is a movie-receipt generator. It transforms entries from your Letterboxd diary into a customizable receipt that you can download as an image.
ABOUT & FAQ
About Slipboxd
Slipboxd turns your Letterboxd diary into a receipt you can download and share.
Choose how to add your diary.
- Upload diary.csv from a Letterboxd export to use your full diary.
- Enter a public username to use recent entries from Letterboxd’s RSS feed.
Data & privacy
- Slipboxd never asks for your Letterboxd password.
- Your diary.csv is processed in your browser. The file is not uploaded to Slipboxd.
- When TMDB lookup is enabled, selected film titles and release years are sent through Slipboxd to TMDB for runtime, genre, and director data.
- With the username option, your username is sent to Slipboxd to request its public Letterboxd RSS feed.
- Slipboxd does not create personal user profiles or sell your information. The hosting provider may retain routine technical logs for security and troubleshooting.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Slipboxd is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Letterboxd.
Letterboxd remains the owner of its name, trademarks, platform, and services.
No. Slipboxd will never ask for your Letterboxd password or login credentials.
To use your complete exported diary, download your data directly from Letterboxd, extract it, and upload diary.csv to Slipboxd.
Your diary.csv is read locally in your browser. The file is not sent to the Slipboxd server.
Closing or refreshing the page clears the imported diary from the current session unless your browser preserves part of the page state.
Slipboxd sends the username to its server to retrieve the public RSS feed provided by Letterboxd.
This method only works with publicly available activity. It does not provide access to private account information, passwords, or a complete account export.
Letterboxd’s public RSS feed contains only recent public diary activity. It should not be treated as your complete watch history.
For a more complete receipt, download your Letterboxd export and upload its diary.csv.
No. The username option can only read activity available through a public Letterboxd feed.
Users with private accounts should upload diary.csv from their Letterboxd export.
Log in to Letterboxd and open the official data export page.
Download the export, extract it, then upload the diary.csv file inside to Slipboxd.
Slipboxd can only display information included in the selected data source. A rating may be missing if you did not rate the film, and some information may not be available through the public RSS feed.
Missing ratings are displayed as a dash rather than being estimated.
A movie session represents one diary entry. If you log the same film three times, Slipboxd counts three sessions but only one unique film.
Rewatches are therefore included in the session total.
Slipboxd generates the receipt in your browser and does not require an account. Your receipt is saved only when you choose to download or share it.
Yes. Slipboxd is currently available as a free personal project.
Try the following:
- Confirm that you uploaded a valid diary.csv from your Letterboxd export.
- If you are using a username, confirm that the account and its diary activity are public.
- Refresh the page and import the data again.
- Try a current version of Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox.
- Use the file-upload option if the username method cannot retrieve enough entries.
Credits
Movie diary data is provided by the user through an official Letterboxd export or retrieved from Letterboxd’s publicly available RSS feed.
Slipboxd is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Letterboxd or Receiptify.
This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.Made by Andre Sanjaya.
Inspired by Receiptify, created by Michelle Liu.