Load tons of .torrents into qBittorrent at once — precise category and folder, correct from the getgo.
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| File Loader — bulk-select torrents, assign category and folder | RSS Feed — fetch a nyaa.si feed, pick episodes |
When an anime series doesn't have a batch release, you're stuck downloading every episode as a separate torrent file. Twelve episodes means twelve files to grab and load individually. It's tedious.
On top of that, you have to manually create a folder to house them — "Hell Mode S01", "Frieren S01", whatever the show is — before you can even start loading. That's an extra step every single time.
The RSS feed route isn't much better — you still end up pulling each torrent and feeding them into qBittorrent one by one.
And if you load a batch into the wrong category by mistake, you pay for it later. qBittorrent has to physically move all those files to the correct drive destination when you fix it — and with large or numerous files, that moving process can run for a long time.
The fix is simple: get everything into the right category and folder from the start, in one go, with the folder already named and created. That's what this does.
- Load an entire season at once — select all your .torrent files in one go, or drag them straight from Explorer into the app
- Assign category and folder once for the whole batch — no clicking through the same settings for every file
- Correct from the getgo — files land in the right place immediately, no moving process later
- Save combinations you use often as presets — one click to apply your usual category/folder setup for a specific type of content
- RSS feed support — paste a nyaa.si feed URL, get a checklist of every episode, pick what you want and add them all at once
- Smart folder naming from RSS — paste a nyaa.si feed, and the app reads the episode filename to build a clean folder name automatically (e.g. "Hell Mode [1080p] - [SubGroup]") — no manual folder creation needed
- Paced loading — a configurable delay between additions keeps qBittorrent stable on large batches
- Make sure qBittorrent is installed and running
- In qBittorrent: go to Tools → Options → Web UI and check "Web User Interface (Remote Control)" — note your port, username, and password
- Double-click
install_dependencies.bat - Double-click
run.batto launch - On first launch, enter your qBittorrent host, port, and credentials, then click Test
Your credentials are saved locally in
config.jsonand never leave your machine.
- Click Add Files or drag .torrent files directly from Explorer into the list
- Set a Category and Save Path — these apply to every file in the batch
- Optionally save this combination as a Preset for next time
- Click Add to qBittorrent
Files are added one at a time with a short delay between each. qBittorrent stays stable.
- Paste a nyaa.si RSS URL into the feed box and click Fetch
- A checklist of all entries appears — tick the ones you want
- Set a Category — the save path fills in automatically from qBittorrent
- Review the auto-generated Folder Name (edit if needed)
- Click Add Selected
The folder is created automatically with a name derived from the episode filenames.
| Limitation | Details |
|---|---|
| qBittorrent only | Uses the qBittorrent Web API. Deluge, Transmission, and other clients are not supported. |
| RSS tab is nyaa.si only | Feed parsing and smart folder naming are built for nyaa.si's format. Other RSS sources won't work correctly. |
| Windows only | Uses Windows-specific components for drag-and-drop and DPI handling. |
| Paused batch mode is experimental | Adds all torrents as paused then resumes in groups — new and not thoroughly tested. |
"Not connected" on launch — Make sure qBittorrent's Web UI is enabled (Tools → Options → Web UI) and the port and credentials match what you entered in the app.
Torrents loading into the wrong folder — Check your category's default save path in qBittorrent before adding. Set it correctly in the app first, then add.
RSS feed returns no results — The URL must be a nyaa.si RSS link. Regular browse URLs won't work — look for the RSS icon or ?page=rss in the URL.
App won't start — Run install_dependencies.bat again. If Python isn't found, reinstall from python.org and check "Add to PATH" during install.
- qBittorrent only, Windows only
- Bulk-load .torrent files — assign category and folder once, applies to everything
- No more loading torrents one by one for a whole season
- No more "moving" hell from loading into the wrong category
- RSS tab: paste a nyaa.si feed, pick episodes, folder gets created and named automatically
- Save your usual category/folder combos as presets
- Run
install_dependencies.batonce, thenrun.batto start - Needs qBittorrent Web UI enabled (Tools → Options → Web UI)