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Adds a TMDB photo gallery to every Letterboxd film and contributor page — stills, posters and cast photos, in place. Letterboxd Photos adds a photo gallery directly to every Letterboxd film page — so you can see how a film actually looks without leaving the site. What it adds: • Stills & posters — a photo carousel on every film page • Full-screen lightbox — single view or grid, with keyboard nav • Cast & crew galleries — every contributor's TMDB photos on their page • Faces on hover — actor, director and crew photos in Letterboxd's role tooltip • Search thumbnails — real TMDB photos in place of the star icon on search results THIS EXTENSION REQUIRES A FREE TMDB API READ ACCESS TOKEN: 1. Create a free account at themoviedb.org 2. Go to Settings → API and request a Developer key 3. Click the extension icon → paste your token → Save & Validate That's it. The key is stored locally and never leaves your browser. In the extension there is a quick set-up tutorial. The full source code is available on GitHub: github.com/Asoronite/Letterboxd_Photos No tracking. No analytics. No data collection. Your API key is stored only in your local Chrome storage and is used exclusively to fetch images from TMDB. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Letterboxd or TMDB. Image data provided by TMDB (themoviedb.org). It's a hobby project. No commercial goals/motives. Asoronite
May 26, 2026
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