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Subloader Valyreon

download movies opensubtitles subtitle subtitles tv-shows video
Use this command to install Subloader:
winget install --id=Valyreon.Subloader -e

Subloader: Simplifying Subtitle Management for Movies and TV Shows

Primary Purpose:
Subloader is a Windows application designed to help users find and download subtitles for movies and TV shows efficiently.

Key Features:

  • Dual Interface Options: Offers both a Graphical User Interface (WPF) for interactive use and a Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool for automation.
  • Batch Processing: The CLI tool allows users to process entire directories of video files, automating subtitle searches across multiple files simultaneously.
  • Advanced Search Mechanisms: Utilizes the OpenSubtitles API with smart hash-based matching and filename similarity sorting to enhance search accuracy and retrieve the most relevant subtitles quickly.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for individuals with extensive libraries of movies or TV shows who seek subtitles without manual intervention. Subloader streamlines the subtitle search process, saving time and effort through its efficient batch processing capabilities. Whether you prefer a graphical interface or command-line automation, Subloader adapts to your workflow, ensuring your media collection is always well-subtitled.

README

Subloader

Subloader is a simple and minimalistic application that enables you to quickly find and download subtitles for your movies and TV Shows.

The application now also features a Subloader CLI tool that can search through a directory and download subtitles for all found video files. It is included in the installer.

This app was built with .NET 10, using C# and WPF. Search and download is provided by Opensubtitles API.

Installation

Windows

You can install Subloader by using the latest installer.

In the link above you can also find a portable versions of the app, both GUI and the CLI tool.

Scoop

If you use Scoop package manager for Windows, you can also install Subloader by running:

scoop install https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Valyreon/Subloader/master/subloader.json

Linux

I started to work on an Avalonia version of the app for Linux, but I don't have time to finish this soon.

Build

If you want to build the application yourself:

  1. Go to Opensubtitles and create an API Consumer
  2. Copy the API key and change the APIKey property value in App.xaml.cs for the WPF version and Constants.cs for the CLI version.
  3. Open powershell in the repository folder and run .\make_release.ps1 1.0.0. You can replace the version numbers.

The script will change the version tags, build the projects, create installer file, portable file, scoop package and output everything to ReleaseOutput folder.

Alternatively you can build it yourself with dotnet or VS.

Usage

Versions
1.6.3
Website
github.com
License
Last updated
3/25/2026
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Subloader can be opened from Start Menu, and then using the 'File' button you can choose a video file. Search will begin immediately. Installer will also add 'Find subtitles' menu in right click context menu of .avi, .mkv and .mp4 files for easy access:

Note that only one instance of Subloader can be opened. If you search for a new video's subtitles from the context menu while Subloader is opened, the results will be shown in the already opened instance. That way you don't have to close the Subloader between searches.

You can also search manually without file selection, by using the Search button and entering the search parameters:

After the search is complete, you can select a subtitle from the list and double-click it or press Enter to download. If results are by searching without selected video file you will be prompted for file location upon download.

When searching for subtitles by selecting the video file, the text of subtitle entries in the result table which have a matching movie hash will be bolded. Also the initial sort of the subtitle entries will put the entries which have the most similar Release name to the video file name on top (sorted by Levenshtein distance).

The location of the downloaded subtitle for a video file will depend on the user's Settings.

Login

The new OpenSubtitles REST API limits the number of allowed downloads based on the level of your account on their website. You can find the details in the table here although the values listed there are not always up to date.

For example, at the time of writing this, anonymous users are able to download 5 subtitle files daily and logged in users 20 files daily. Paying VIP users can download up to 1000 files daily and use the VIP API endpoint, with other levels in between.

In the Settings > Login tab you will be able to login and see some details of your account:

CLI Usage

If you installed subloader CLI tool with the Installer, you will be able to run the tool from any directory by opening a Command Prompt/PowerShell window. Currently there are 3 commands:

  • dir - Download subtitles for all video files in the directory (can be recursive)
  • file - Download subtitle for a single file
  • languages - Used for finding appropriate language codes

You can find all the commands and paramaters description by using -h or --help parameter. You can use it on root or specific command, for example:

Command run example:

Wiki

You can find more details about the usage, settings and implementation of Subloader on the Wiki pages.

Acknowledgments

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License

This free software is released under a modified MIT License.