Updated 28-October-2026
IMDbPro Labs is a space on IMDbPro where you can try early features before they're fully developed, and help us decide what to add to IMDbPro next. Each feature in IMDbPro Labs is an experiment: a working prototype the IMDbPro team is developing. You can try experiments, vote on the ones you like, and leave feedback for the team behind each one.
As these are experiments, things may break or change. An experiment can be added, updated, or removed at any time. "Labs" is the name of the feature area, not a separate product.
To explore IMDbPro Labs, go to pro.imdb.com/labs in your web browser and sign in to your IMDbPro account.
Sign in to your IMDbPro account to browse and use Labs. Visit Signing in to IMDbPro Labs below for more detail.
If an experiment won't load, it may briefly be inactive. Try again later, or return to IMDbPro Labs to explore others.
Your votes tell us which experiments you'd like to become a part of IMDbPro.
Try an experiment first, then you can vote on it. If voting isn't showing, open the experiment and use it before voting.
Many experiments include a short feedback prompt so you can tell the team what you think.
Your feedback goes directly to the team building that experiment and helps them decide what we build next.
(Feedback provided by you is appreciated, but is not a guarantee of any action being taken by our teams).
Sign in to your IMDbPro account to use IMDb Labs. Signing in lets you:
To sign in, select “Sign in to join IMDbPro Labs” from the IMDbPro Labs home page, or “Sign in to try it” on an experiment.
A space where the IMDbPro team shares early, in-development features so you can try them and tell us what's worth building. Everying in Labs is experimental.
Yes. Sign in with your IMDbPro Premium account to try experiments, vote, and leave feedback.
Not necessarily. Experiments can be added, updated, or removed at any time based on your feedback and how they perform.
It may have finished its run or be removed. This is a routine part of how Labs work.
Experiments can briefly be inactive, please try again later. If the problem continues, return to Labs and explore other experiments.
Use the "Open feedback" option within any experiment to send your thoughts directly to the team building it.
(Feedback provided by you is appreciated, but is not a guarantee of any action being taken by our teams).