About AniRadar
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AniRadar is a free, multilingual tool that helps you identify an anime (by name, plot or screenshot) and find where to watch it legally in your country. It also shows a calendar of the most-followed upcoming episodes of the week.
Why it exists
Anime fans keep running into the same problems: a scene they loved but whose title they don't know, a recommended series they can't find on any service, or a franchise with so many seasons and movies that they don't know where to begin. AniRadar puts the answers in one place, with no sign-ups or accounts.
What you can do
- Identify by screenshot: upload an image or paste its URL to find the series, episode and approximate minute.
- Search by plot: describe what you remember and get the best-matching series.
- See where to watch: check the official platforms where a title is confirmed in your country.
- Follow releases: a seven-day calendar with countdowns and calendar reminders.
- Read the official synopsis in your language: the series overview for season one and the season synopsis for later seasons.
- Discover series by genre, year, score and popularity, with a suggested watch order.
Where the data comes from
| Data | Source |
|---|---|
| Series pages, genres, scores, airing calendar and images | AniList |
| Availability by country, localised official synopses and trailers | JustWatch |
| Scene recognition from screenshots | trace.moe |
| Trailer playback | YouTube (privacy-enhanced mode) |
Names and brands belong to their owners. AniRadar is an independent project with no affiliation or sponsorship from the platforms, studios or services it mentions.
Editorial principles
- Independence: the order of platforms reflects real availability, not commercial deals.
- Legal content only: we do not host videos or link to unlicensed sites.
- No machine translation: if there is no official synopsis in your language, we show the original and say so.
- Corrections: if you spot a mistake, write to us and we will review and fix it.
How it is funded
AniRadar is free. To cover domain and hosting costs, the site may show discreet Google AdSense ads, always labelled as advertising and placed where they do not cover content. See the privacy policy and the cookie policy.
Who is behind it
AniRadar is a personal project maintained by Alejandro. Full details of the site owner are in the legal notice. For any enquiry, use the contact page.