Anime List Builder

Anime List Builder is a cool app that helps you keep track of your favorite anime, TV shows, and movies. The anime scene has really grown over the years. It started with a few classic series but has now influenced everything from TV to fashion!

Easy to Use Interface

This app features a simple and user-friendly interface divided into four tabs, each serving a different purpose. You can start fresh by creating a new file or open an existing one saved in IGC format.

Add Your Favorites

When you want to add something, just fill in details like the full title, type of show (anime, movie, etc.), location, quality, and even a link! Don’t forget to include how many episodes there are and what genre it fits into. You can also jot down a brief synopsis.

More Info at Your Fingertips

The app gives you extra fields too! You can note if it's dubbed or subbed, leave comments about it, and mark whether you've watched it yet. Plus, there's a file info tab where you can enter technical stuff like file size and paths.

Add Screenshots Easily

You can upload as many screenshots as you need since Anime List Builder supports common formats like JPG, BMP, GIF, ICO, PNG, and EMF. All your images will pop up in the corner of the window for easy viewing!

Conversion Made Simple

The app comes with two converters: one changes older file versions (V1 & V2) to the latest version (V3), while the other converts AWD list formats into IGC.

User-Friendly Settings Menu

You can customize your experience by managing user details in the settings menu. Change the language or tweak how things look by hiding specific fields like titles or locations. Want to change colors for completed or ongoing items? You got it!

Exporting Made Easy

Finally, when you're ready to share your database, you can export it in TXT, XML, or HTML formats! The HTML option even lets you choose how it looks with color choices and banners.

In summary, Anime List Builder is super handy for anyone wanting an easy way to manage their anime and TV show collections. Our tests showed that it works well without using too many resources—though we did notice some lag when navigating menus.