A library that sorts itself
Filmerio recognizes movies, series and personal clips in your folders and puts each where it belongs. No renaming, no manual tagging.
Filmerio is a free video player for Android phones and TV boxes. It turns the video files you already own into a tidy home cinema — movies, series and personal videos, sorted on their own.
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Free. No account. No ads.
Filmerio recognizes movies, series and personal clips in your folders and puts each where it belongs. No renaming, no manual tagging.
Your last three videos wait at the top. Every series shows where you are — “Season 2, Episode 5” — and what comes next.
Built on Android Media3 with FFmpeg audio decoders: MKV, MP4, AVI and more, several audio tracks, AC3, DTS and TrueHD sound.
Load subtitle files that sit next to your video and switch tracks in one tap. Online subtitle search is on the way.
Runs on Android phones and on Android TV and Google TV boxes, with big tiles made for a remote control.
Mark a start and an end and save a short MP4 clip or a GIF of your favourite moment — right on your device.
No account and no ads. Your videos never leave your device; Filmerio only reads them to play and sort them.
English and Czech today, more languages coming. Switch any time in Settings.
Download Filmerio for your Android phone or TV box.
Allow access to your videos or pick the folders Filmerio should watch.
Your library is ready: continue watching, series, movies and personal videos.
Filmerio does not provide, host or link to any films or shows. It plays only the files you already have. Content notice
Yes. Filmerio is completely free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
No. Filmerio is a player and organizer for video files you already own. It does not offer any content.
Android 10 or newer on phones, tablets, Android TV and Google TV boxes.
No. Your library works fully offline. The internet is used only for subtitle search when you ask for it, and for a small daily usage report that you can switch off in Settings.
We never see your videos, file names or what you watch. See our privacy policy.