Introducing the new Edit page for IMDb Title Credits

We're excited to announce a brand-new way to contribute credit changes to IMDb Title pages. This redesigned editing experience makes it easier than ever to review, update, and submit changes to credits, all from a single, unified view.

What's new?

Until now, editing a title on IMDb, while simultaneously referencing existing data on the page, required moving between browser tabs/windows to see both the contribution form and the live Title page. The new Title Edit page brings everything together into one place. When you visit the new Title Edit page, you'll see a complete reference view of the exiting title data: cast, crew, story details, production info, etc.  

How to access the page

The page is currently accessible via the Edit link next to Top Cast on the Title page, or via any inline Edit link on the Full cast & crew subpage, e.g.  Digger (2026) . Edit page buttons on both pages still take you to the Classic Editor.

On IMDbPro the page is accessible via the Edit link next to Top Cast on Title Overview, or via any inline Edit link on the Cast or Crew tabs.

How it works

Adding credits: At the top of each credit category section (e.g. Cast, Director, Producers), click the + Add button to add a new credit.

Editing or removing credits: Click the pencil icon beside any existing credit to make changes or remove it. You can discard any pending change by clicking Discard next to the credit. This returns the credit to its current live state.

Tracking your changes: As you make edits, a floating header at the top of the page keeps a running summary of all the changes in your basket, so you always have a clear picture of what you've done. A "More" menu (three vertical dots) in the header lets you discard all your changes and start again.

Submitting: When you're happy with your changes, click the Submit changes to IMDb button in the header to send everything in one go.

Pick up where you left off: If you navigate away from the page before submitting, don't worry. Your in-progress changes are saved automatically. When you come back, everything will be right where you left it.

Easy navigation

A navigation panel on the left-hand side of the page includes:

• Search: A data type and credit category search field to quickly jump to the section you need.

• Change summary: A live overview of the edits you've made so far.

• Filters: Options to hide empty sections of the title data, or filter the display to show only your changes.

• Live vs. marked-up view: A toggle that lets you switch between the current live data on IMDb and a marked-up version highlighting your proposed changes.

On mobile devices, the navigation panel becomes a slide-out drawer that you can expand or collapse as needed, keeping the editing experience simple and focused for any screen size.

After you submit

Once you've submitted your changes, the header updates to show the status of your edits (how many are being processed, how many have been approved, and how many have been declined) so you can stay informed without leaving the page.

What about other data types?

This is just the beginning. For data types beyond credits, you'll find a convenient Edit link that takes you directly to the Classic Editor. Over time, we'll be bringing all data types into this new experience so that everything is editable from a single page.

Can I opt in/out?

Yes. If you'd prefer to continue using the old experience, click the Speech icon in the lower right corner of the screen, and choose Opt-out.

Can I view the classic edit page without opting out?

Yes. The Edit page button on Title pages and the Full cast & crew subpage still takes you to the Classic Editor, so it remains available any time you need it.

How do I give feedback?

Click the Speech icon in the bottom right of the page, and select Provide feedback. You can indicate your opinion of the experience with the smiley icons and then choose to complete an optional survey.

Thank you for continuing to make IMDb the world's most trusted source for entertainment data. We hope this update improves your contribution workflow, and we welcome your feedback.