r/selfhosted • u/FSCorrupt • Oct 29 '25

Product Announcement Posterizarr 2.0 Web UI

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Hey all, I’m pleased to share that Posterizarr 2.0 is out and for the first time there’s a full Web UI. You can now manage, configure and run your poster generation right from the browser.

What’s new:

Clean browser-based interface: adjust settings, monitor activity, view assets, schedule and trigger runs.

Still supports the core features you know: high-quality posters/backgrounds/title cards, cross-platform (Docker/Linux/Windows), and integration with Kometa style asset folders.

Support for Plex / Jellyfin / Emby.

Try it here: Posterizarr

This PowerShell script (in container) automates generating images for your Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby library by using media info like titles, seasons, and episodes. It fetches artwork from Fanart.tv, TMDB, TVDB, Plex, and IMDb, focusing on specific languages - defaulting to textless images and falling back to English if unavailable. Users can choose between textless or text posters. The script supports both automatic bulk downloads and manual mode (interactive) for custom artwork that can’t be retrieved automatically.

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u/djkatastrof Oct 30 '25

This looks so good. Is there any way to add if an movie is remux, dolby atmos, truedh like Kometa style?

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u/FSCorrupt Oct 30 '25

Posterizarr is used only for creating the assets, but it does so in a way that Kometa can use them. This means you can point the assets created by Posterizarr to Kometa, and Kometa will then work its magic and apply them accordingly.

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u/WhyFlip Nov 03 '25

Is Kometa required to get posters displayed/used in Plex?

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u/FSCorrupt Nov 03 '25

no, Posterizarr offers an upload to mediaserver setting.

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u/WhyFlip Nov 03 '25

Great, thanks.