WhatIsThisMovie

What Is This Movie is an AI movie finder that helps you identify films from imperfect memory. Share a plot fragment, a memorable line, an atmosphere, or a memorable ending—and it narrows down likely titles fast. Even if you only remember one line or a specific visual moment, you can turn it into search clues to reduce guesswork.

The tool supports multiple ways to provide input, including text and screenshots/posters. It uses AI-powered matching across a global movie database (TMDB) to generate a ranked set of candidates based on match probability. You can then verify results using detailed movie information and browse the best matches first.

It’s built for practical, clue-driven searching: more specific details generally produce better matches. You can also filter candidates by year, genre, and country to make confirmations quicker. If you’re trying to identify a story from a book instead of a film, there’s a related “What Book Is This?” option.

Pricing is available in a free tier and paid plans: Free Use costs $0 and includes limited movie searches with basic features and a basic model. There is also a 50-credit pack (one-time) priced at $6.9 (shown) / $4.9 (shown), where text searches use 2 credits and image searches use 5 credits. A monthly membership is shown at $9.9 (shown) / $8.9 (shown) per month and unlocks unlimited movie searches with the more advanced model.

What can I enter to identify a movie?

You can describe a scene, plot fragment, quote, character detail, atmosphere, or ending you remember. You can also upload a screenshot/poster to use visual cues.

How does the movie finder match my description to titles?

It uses AI to search the TMDB movie database and ranks candidate movies by match probability, then lets you confirm by browsing detailed information for the top results.

What filters can I use to narrow results?

You can filter the shortlist by year, genre, and country to remove weak matches and speed up confirmation.

Is there a free tier for movie searches?

Yes. Free Use costs $0 and includes limited movie searches with basic features and a basic model (not unlimited usage).

How do credits work for the 50-credit pack?

The one-time 50-credit pack is priced at $6.9 (shown) / $4.9 (shown). Text searches use 2 credits, while image searches use 5 credits.

Do I need to pay for unlimited movie searches?

Unlimited searches require the monthly membership, which unlocks unlimited movie searches using the more advanced, more accurate model.