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It identifies each episode and names it the way Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby expect. Add a whole season without labeling a thing by hand.
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Point Vident at a season of episodes you can't tell apart. It works out which episode each file is and suggests the right name. Nothing changes until you say so.
Give it the show and season, and Vident identifies each file by what actually happens in the episode. That works even when the filename tells you nothing, like title_t00.mkv or a file straight off your DVR.
Vident only commits to a name when the match is clear. When a file is ambiguous, it flags it for you instead of quietly renaming the wrong thing. A confident wrong answer is the one mistake it's built to avoid.
You see every new name before anything happens on disk. If a rename ever looks wrong, one click reverts the whole batch.
Vident analyzes your files right on your own computer. They're never uploaded, and you don't need an account. If you choose to help improve matching for everyone, it shares only anonymous match data, never your videos or filenames.
Vident names files the way Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby expect, so every episode shows up where it should.
Drop in a whole season of unlabeled files at once. Vident sorts out which is which and puts them back in order.
A folder of 22 files you can't tell apart → every episode named right.
FileBot works from the filename. When a file already carries its show, season, and episode, FileBot renames it beautifully. Vident is for the files where the name tells you nothing. You give it the show and season, and it works out which episode each file actually is, then names them the way Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby expect.
Yes. You tell Vident the show and the season. The part it solves is the part filenames rarely can: figuring out which file is which episode inside that season.
It tells you. Vident only commits to a name when the match is clear, and flags anything ambiguous for you to review. Nothing gets renamed until you approve it, and you can undo the whole batch in one click.
No. Your videos are analyzed on your own computer and are never uploaded, and there's no account to create. If you opt in to help improve matching for everyone, Vident shares only anonymous match data, never your videos or filenames.
macOS first. Windows and Linux are on the way. Leave your email above and we'll tell you when your platform is ready.
Video you already have, whatever the filenames look like. Right now Vident is built for TV: point it at a season and it names one episode per file. Movies are on the roadmap.