One link plays any movie, show or anime.

Put a TMDB or IMDb ID in the URL and drop it in an iframe. The player finds a source, adds subtitles, remembers where people stopped and moves on to the next episode.

Embed URLs

Use TMDB IDs (1396) or IMDb IDs (tt0903747). Anime works like any TV show.

Options

Add these to the end of any embed URL, for example ?color=e50914&autonext=false.

OptionDefaultWhat it does
autoplaytrueStart playing as soon as the source is ready. Browsers may still need one tap for sound.
autonexttrueCount down and play the next episode when one ends.
nextbuttontrueShow a Next episode button during the last 90 seconds.
episodeselectortrueShow the Episodes list with every season.
colorffffffAccent colour for the progress bar, buttons and active menu items. Hex without #.
startAt0Start at this many seconds.
resumetrueContinue from where the viewer stopped last time on this device.
suboffTurn on subtitles in this language (en, es, fr) until the viewer picks another.
titletrueShow the title while loading.
postertrueShow the backdrop image while loading.

What the player does for you

Questions

Where do I find a TMDB ID?

Open the title on themoviedb.org. The number in the address is the ID, for example themoviedb.org/tv/1396. IMDb IDs starting with tt work too.

Why doesn't autoplay start with sound?

Browsers only allow sound after the viewer has interacted with the page. If autoplay is blocked, the player shows a play button.

How do I keep the player at the right size?

Give the iframe width: 100% and aspect-ratio: 16 / 9, as in the code above.

What happens if an episode isn't out yet?

Unreleased episodes are greyed out in the episode list, and auto-next stops at the latest released episode.