Multi-source movie, TV and variety-show search
AiMovie searches several third-party sources by title and brings candidate playback sources for the same movie, series, or variety show into one interface. Search and playback require an active membership.
What does video search cover?
Video mode covers movies, TV series, animation, documentaries, and variety shows. The home page also provides discovery filters for popular, new, classic, top-rated, Chinese, Western, Korean, Japanese, and other categories.
Enter a full title or keywords and AiMovie groups matches by third-party source. It does not create films and is not an AI video generator.
How does multi-source search work?
Each search queries third-party sources in batches, merges them in source-priority order, and keeps available title, year, cast, and region details to help distinguish similarly named works. Available sources can differ by region.
If the current playback source fails, the player tries the next candidate. “Search more sources” then checks sources that have not yet been used.
When is multi-source video search useful?
It is useful when the same title is scattered across sources, one source has stopped working, or a movie and series share a name. It answers “where else can I check for a working source?” rather than providing downloads.
AiMovie is not a licensed catalogue service such as Netflix, Disney+, or iQIYI. Third-party sources can change without notice, and no title, resolution, subtitle, or regional availability is guaranteed.
Membership, trial, and limits
Eligible new accounts receive one 7-day trial. Annual membership is a one-time ¥50 payment for one year and does not auto-renew; bank card, Alipay, and WeChat Pay are supported.
AiMovie provides no downloads and stores, uploads, or transcodes no video files. Media streams travel directly from third-party sources to your browser.
Current title pages
These public pages describe the work; playback sources are searched afresh for members.