Add-ons & Plugins
Stremio itself ships almost no content. Everything you watch comes from add-ons: small web services that expose streams, catalogues, metadata or subtitles through a manifest.json URL.
How to install
Open the add-on's configure page, pick your settings, press Install — or copy the manifest link into the search box on Stremio's Add-ons screen. The same link works in Nuvio and most Stremio-compatible clients.
Stream add-ons
These are the ones that actually return video sources.
- ⭐ AIOStreams — Meta add-on: queries several stream add-ons in parallel, deduplicates and filters the results into one clean list. The best starting point for most people.
- ⭐ Comet — Fast, lightweight torrent/debrid/Usenet scraper with a built-in proxy.
- ⭐ MediaFusion — Heavily configurable scraper with strong regional coverage (Indian, Spanish, French, German, East Asian) and parental filters.
- Torrentio — The classic. Scrapes public torrent indexes and supports most debrid services. Single public instance.
- Knightcrawler — Self-hosted scraper, good when you want your own instance.
- Jackett add-on — Connects your own Jackett indexers to Stremio, with debrid support.
- UsenetStreamer — Streams NZBs straight from Usenet through your provider.
- Usenet-Ultimate — Modern Usenet add-on with a proper configuration UI.
- StremThru — Companion/proxy that adds debrid and Usenet support to add-ons that do not have it.
- NuvioStreamsAddon — HTTP streaming add-on used by the Nuvio ecosystem.
- Orion — Torrent and debrid add-on backed by the Orion service.
- Deflix — Debrid-only add-on written in Go (YTS, TPB, RARBG, 1337x, ibit).
Metadata & catalogues
- Cinemeta — Built into Stremio. Supplies the default catalogues, posters and episode metadata. Leave it installed.
- AIOMetadata — Replaces the defaults with richer catalogues, high-resolution artwork and ratings from TMDB, TVDB, MyAnimeList and AniList.
- TMDB / TMDB Discover+ — Popular, trending and upcoming lists, plus deeper discovery by genre, year and release date.
- Anime Kitsu — Anime catalogues and metadata from Kitsu.
- AIOLists — Turns MDBList and Trakt lists into catalogues.
- IMDb list / IMDb tag — Use any IMDb list or tag as a catalogue.
- Toast Translator — Translates titles and descriptions into your language.
What to watch next
- Trakt — Built into Stremio's settings. Syncs your watch history and progress across devices.
- MyTrakt — Turns Trakt into catalogues: continue watching, watchlist, recommendations.
- Watchly — Recommendations based on what you have watched.
- ItsOut — Tells you when a new episode or release drops.
Subtitles
- OpenSubtitles — Official add-on, installed by default. Covers most titles.
- SubMaker — Generates subtitles from the audio track when nobody has published any.
Ratings, posters & trailers
- RPDB — Puts ratings on posters. Free tier available; plugs into a metadata add-on such as AIOMetadata.
- Rating Aggregator — IMDb, TMDB and Metacritic ratings side by side.
- Streailer — Plays trailers inside Stremio.
- ultra-max-addon — Curated catalogues and a clean setup for Stremio and Nuvio.
Add-on lists & discovery
- stremio-addons.net — Community-curated add-on directory with popularity sorting.
- stremio-addons-list — The JSON list that powers much of the add-on ecosystem.
- awesome-stremio — Curated list focused on open-source add-ons.
- ElfHosted recommended add-ons — Opinionated picks, updated regularly.
Keep it small
Every stream add-on you install gets asked separately for every title. More add-ons means slower stream lists, more broken links and more rate limiting. Two stream add-ons and one metadata add-on is a healthy setup.