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Sync Rules
Every TRaSH profile you've set up to sync with this instance. Toggle auto-sync, edit per-rule overrides, or update on demand.
Add new rules from TRaSH Profiles.
For a per-CF view with drift status, see Custom Formats → In use.
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No sync rules yet. Sync a profile from TRaSH Profiles to get started.
TRaSH Profiles
Browse TRaSH-Guides quality profiles. Each card describes what you get from a profile. Click "Use →" on a profile to set up a sync rule for your instance.
No profiles match the current filters. Clear the filter or search to see all profiles.
Pull TRaSH data to see available profiles. Click the Pull button in the header bar.
Sync History
Each sync that touched a profile is recorded here. Click a row to see the timeline of change events and roll back to a previous state.
ID
Last changes
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No changes recorded yet. Changes are tracked from the next sync onwards.
This profile is orphaned. Its target was deleted in Arr. These entries describe the pre-deletion state, and Rollback is disabled. Click Restore on the sync row above to recreate the profile from this saved state. After a successful restore, these entries are cleared automatically.
No synced profiles yet. Sync a profile from the TRaSH Profiles tab to see history here.
Compare Profiles
Compare your profiles against TRaSH-Guides. Spot what's matching, what has the wrong score, and what's missing. Sync individual fixes, or sync everything at once.
Note: Compare works best on profiles Clonarr synced itself. For profiles created by other tools, a custom format with score 0 looks identical to one that was never added. The "in use" markers for those profiles may be inaccurate.
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Click "Load Profiles" to fetch profiles from this instance
Custom Formats
Every TRaSH-Guides custom format, plus the ones you've created or imported, organized by category. Browse, read what each CF does, clone a TRaSH CF as a starting point, or build a new one from scratch.
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In use
Custom formats clonarr pushes to , either from a sync rule's profile or via the "+ Add to Arr" button on Browse. Spot drift and pending TRaSH updates, see which profiles use a CF, and re-sync when needed.
Custom formats that exist on but clonarr never pushed. Anything added outside clonarr lives here. Drift detection and Update buttons don't apply, because clonarr has no saved spec to compare against. Click Manage on a recognized row to adopt the CF; clonarr will start tracking it without changing the Arr-side spec.
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No custom formats are managed by your sync rules yet. Sync a profile from TRaSH Profiles to start managing CFs through clonarr.
Quality Definitions
TRaSH recommended file sizes (MB per minute of video) for each quality. These limits help Radarr/Sonarr choose the right quality when multiple releases are available. Select an instance to compare current values and sync.
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Syncs Auto-mode qualities on every TRaSH pull
Auto-sync is active for — enable here to switch
Set each quality to Auto or Custom, then enable
Quality
TRaSH Min
TRaSH Pref
TRaSH Max
Instance Min
Instance Pref
Instance Max
Sync Mode
Action
All Auto-mode qualities match TRaSH
Pull TRaSH data to see quality sizes
TRaSH recommended naming schemes for folders and files. Select a media server tab and an instance to compare and apply.
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While naming is a personal choice, adding non-recoverable information to your filenames is strongly recommended for several good reasons.
Why should I include extra information in filenames?
- Easy re-imports — If you ever need to reinstall or re-import your media in Radarr/Sonarr or media servers like Plex/Emby/Jellyfin, having all the details in the filename helps everything get imported correctly. Without this info, files might get wrongly identified as HDTV or WEB-DL quality.
- Prevents duplicate downloads — Radarr/Sonarr won't accidentally download the same file again.
What's non-recoverable information and can't be recovered later?
- Quality source (HDTV, WEB-DL, Blu-ray, Remux, etc.)
- Release group (the team that created the release)
- Edition type (Director's Cut, Theatrical, Unrated, etc.)
- Repack/Proper status (whether it's a fixed version)
Why is the non-recoverable information important/needed?
- Stops download loops — With proper naming, Radarr/Sonarr knows what you already have.
- Quality source — Can you tell what quality
Movie (2023).mkvis just by looking at it? Probably not. Without this info, you can't easily upgrade or downgrade your files, and you might download the same movie or TV show again. - Release group — Knowing the release group helps you identify if there are known issues with that specific release. It also helps you find extra information about hybrid releases or source materials.
- Edition type — Tells you if you have the Director's Cut, Theatrical version, Unrated version, etc.
- Repack/Proper — Shows whether you have the fixed version or the original (possibly broken) release.
Don't Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin work fine with simple names like
movie (year).ext / tv showname SxxExx.ext?- Yes, they do work with simple names. However, these media servers only care about organizing and playing your files — they don't track quality or help prevent duplicate downloads. That's what Radarr/Sonarr handles.
Why are the recommended filenames so long?
- Complete information — To ensure your files have all the details needed to prevent download loops after import.
- Only used parts show up — If your file doesn't have certain attributes (like being a repack), those parts won't appear in the filename.
- Media servers hide filenames anyway — Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin display movie titles and show information, not the actual filename, so the length doesn't matter for viewing.
Source: TRaSH-Guides —
includes/starr/renaming-description-faq.md
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Recommended Naming Schemes
Alternative Naming Options
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Maintenance
Backup and restore instance data, or scan and clean up custom formats and scores.
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Backup & Restore
Download instance profiles and custom formats as JSON, or restore from a previous backup. Backups are a safe point-in-time snapshot - make one before any destructive cleanup action.
Select an instance above to enable Backup & Restore.
Select an instance above to begin cleanup.
Keep List
Custom formats on this list will be excluded from delete operations. Case-insensitive, saved per instance.
Find & remove
Duplicate Custom Formats
Find CFs with identical specifications but different names. Keeps the first, flags duplicates for removal.
Unused Custom Formats (Clonarr-managed only)
Finds CFs in this Arr instance that are not referenced by any Clonarr sync rule (selectedCFs, score overrides, or required by the rule's TRaSH/imported profile) and are not used for renaming. Assumes Clonarr is the sole tool managing CFs on this instance - CFs added via the Arr UI directly, or via Recyclarr / Notifiarr / other tools, will appear here as "unused". Review the preview list carefully. Keep List protection still applies.
Reset Non-Synced Scores
Finds CFs with non-zero scores that are NOT in any of your synced profiles. Useful for cleaning up scores set manually or by other tools (Recyclarr, Notifiarr, etc) on CFs Clonarr doesn't manage. For drift INSIDE a synced profile (score doesn't match what Clonarr expects), use Sync Rules → Sync instead.
Orphaned Scores
Finds score entries in profiles that reference Custom Formats which have been deleted. These ghost entries are harmless but clutter the profile. Resets them to 0.
Unused Quality Profiles
Lists every quality profile on this instance with usage counts across , import lists, and collections. Profiles with zero usage everywhere can be safely removed. Arr refuses to delete profiles still in use anywhere - those show up as in-use with their usage breakdown.
Destructive actions
Delete All Custom Formats (Keep Scores)
Remove all CFs but preserve score mappings in profiles (respects Keep List). CFs can be re-added and will retain their scores.
Delete All Custom Formats & Scores
Complete fresh start - removes all CFs and resets their scores to 0 across every profile (respects Keep List). This cannot be undone.
Scoring Sandbox
Test how releases score against your profiles. Paste a release name or search Prowlarr, then see which Custom Formats match and the total score.
Score Editor
Test score changes without affecting saved profiles. All changes are temporary.
Min Score:
Configure Prowlarr in Settings to enable search
· manual order
Score sets:
This score set is empty. Switch to — Show all releases — above to find rows to add, or click Delete to remove the empty set.
Sonarr/Radarr's real pick order is quality first, then score within each quality (Quality Trumps All). The current sort is for browsing — click Score to see what Arr would actually grab.
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Paste a release name or search Prowlarr to see how it scores.
CF Group Builder
Group your custom formats so they're easy to reuse across profiles. Pick the custom formats that belong together, mark which are required, and link them to quality profiles. Save the group locally to keep iterating on it, or export it as JSON for backup.
Build a
cf-groups/*.json file — for TRaSH-Guides contribution, or for your own personal use. Pick custom formats, mark which are required, link to quality profiles. Save locally to iterate on later, or export as JSON. Hash (trash_id) auto-computed from the group name.
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New cf-group
Copying from TRaSH: — will save as new local cf-group
Editing
Selected CFs
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No CFs in this group yet. Use the Custom Formats list below to add some, or start from an upstream TRaSH group with the Edit button above.
Custom Formats
Quality Profiles
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custom CFs
selected. These have IDs starting
custom: and won't resolve in TRaSH-Guides. Save locally for personal use, but don't include them in a Download meant for contribution.
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Editing synced profile — Changes here modify the profile itself, which affects all sync rules using it. Use Save & Sync to apply changes to Arr, or Cancel to discard.
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CF Group Variants
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Miscellaneous
Advanced fields
Trash ID
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Description
These CFs are added to the profile's
formatItems — they are mandatory and always synced. End users cannot disable them.
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CF Groups
Each group is an independent set of CFs. Use the toggle to include a group for this profile.
Use Req
Opt
Fmt
to set each CF as Required, Optional, or move it to formatItems.
Please ensure you only score or enable one of them in your Quality Profile!
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Cutoff score
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Cutoff quality
Qualities
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Profile default
✓ All values follow profile defaults
Required CFs
Custom Formats this profile pins as part of its base setup - always included when syncing. total.
pick one
recommended
Diffs from profile default
Modified general
Score overrides
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Disabled default-on groups
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Excluded default-on CFs
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Excluded required CFs
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Quality items
Nothing customized - this profile matches the TRaSH default exactly.
General
Language
Min score
Min upgrade
Cutoff score
Upgrades
Cutoff quality
Quality items
All active Custom Formats
optional
No CFs enabled.
Optional Custom Formats
Non-required CFs you've activated within in-profile groups. Required CFs sync as a unit with their group - see "All active CF" for the full picture.
No optional CFs activated.
Additional Custom Formats
Groups you've opted into that aren't part of this profile's defaults. Available via the "Additional CF" tab when Customize is on.
No additional CFs activated.
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Quality items
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Optional CFs you can add to this profile. Toggle individual entries below.
Settings
Configure Clonarr: instances, the TRaSH-Guides repository, Prowlarr, notifications, and display.
Instances
Connect your Radarr and Sonarr instances, plus Prowlarr for the Scoring Sandbox.
Radarr
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URL
API Key
API key is saved — leave empty to keep it, or enter a new one to replace it.
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Name
URL
API Key
API key is saved — leave empty to keep it, or enter a new one to replace it.
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Sonarr
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Name
URL
API Key
API key is saved — leave empty to keep it, or enter a new one to replace it.
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Name
URL
API Key
API key is saved — leave empty to keep it, or enter a new one to replace it.
Testing...
Prowlarr
Indexer aggregator (powers Scoring Sandbox)
Prowlarr
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Not tested
Prowlarr not configured. Click + Add Prowlarr to connect.
Enabled
URL
API Key
Radarr categories
Category IDs for movie searches
Sonarr categories
Category IDs for TV searches
Leave blank for defaults. Add sub-IDs (e.g.
2000, 2040, 2045) if your indexer only tags specific sub-categories and root-only searches return no results.
TRaSH-Guides
Repository settings and sync status.
Repository URL
Branch
Status
Commit
Reset TRaSH Data
Deletes only the local cache. Pull redownloads TRaSH data; Update all forces an Arr refresh.
Auto-sync
When clonarr checks for changes and what it does when it finds them. The default applies updates automatically. Opt in to Just notify me or Wait before applying for finer control.
Check for changes
at
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How often clonarr looks for TRaSH-Guides updates. The schedule above drives both detection and apply when Mode is set to Apply automatically.
What to check for
When changes are found
Apply delay
Wait
after a change is detected
Each profile applies on its own clock, counted from when that profile's change was detected, so changes found at different times don't all apply at once. The countdown survives restarts. Detection still follows the Check for changes schedule above.
Notifications
Auto-sync event notifications via Discord, Gotify, and Pushover.
No notification agents configured. Add Discord, Gotify, or Pushover to receive auto-sync alerts.
Display
UI appearance settings.
Theme
UI Scale
Content alignment
Centered keeps content balanced in the page. Left-aligned anchors it next to the sidebar. Useful on widescreen monitors where the centered layout leaves a long gap between sidebar and content.
Navigation style
Sidebar puts navigation on the left edge, with an app switcher (Radarr/Sonarr) and grouped sections. Top navigation uses a horizontal bar across the page top, closer to classic *arr-style layouts. Both modes share the same app-color theming.
Security
Authentication, API key, and password. Same pattern as Radarr/Sonarr.
Authentication
How users log in. Forms (default) shows a standard login page. Basic uses HTTP Basic Auth, for when a reverse proxy handles login. None disables auth completely. Only choose None when another auth layer protects Clonarr, or when no other device on the network can reach the host.
Authentication Required
Enabled requires a password from every request including your LAN. Disabled for Trusted Networks lets devices on the networks listed below skip the login page.
Trusted Networks
Locked by
TRUSTED_NETWORKS environment variable. To change the value, edit the Unraid template (or docker-compose.yml) and restart the container. Unsetting the env var unlocks this field.
IPs or CIDR subnets that skip login when Authentication Required is "Disabled for Trusted Networks". Every address in this list gets full admin access without a password.
Leave empty falls back to all private networks (
Set explicitly to narrow:
Lock via env var
Leave empty falls back to all private networks (
10.x, 172.16-31.x incl. Docker bridges, 192.168.x, link-local, IPv6 ULA). Convenient but treats any container on your Docker host and any device on your home WiFi as admin.
Set explicitly to narrow:
192.168.0.0/24 (home VLAN), 10.0.0.0/24 (WireGuard), 192.168.0.5/32 (one device). Loopback is always trusted so healthchecks work.
Lock via env var
TRUSTED_NETWORKS (comma-separated CIDRs) in the Unraid template to prevent this field from being changed through the UI. Useful for host-level control over the trust boundary.
Trusted Proxies
Locked by
TRUSTED_PROXIES environment variable. To change the value, edit the Unraid template (or docker-compose.yml) and restart the container.
Only needed if Clonarr runs behind a reverse proxy (SWAG, Authelia, etc). List the proxy's IP so
X-Forwarded-For is trusted. Leave empty for direct access. Lock via env var TRUSTED_PROXIES in the Unraid template for host-level control.Session TTL (days)
API Key
Use the API key for scripts and Homepage widgets. Send it as an
X-Api-Key: <key> header. The query parameter (?apikey=) also works, but it leaks to logs and browser history. Prefer the header.Change password
Current password
New password
At least 10 characters, with at least 2 of: uppercase, lowercase, digit, symbol.
Confirm new password
Changing your password signs out other sessions. You will remain logged in on this browser.
Advanced
Power-user features and debug logging. Enable only what you need.
Advanced Mode
Active
Show TRaSH schema fields (CLONARR_DEV_FEATURES)
Active
URL Base
Set via
URL_BASE env var. Restart to change.
Debug Logging
About
Information about Clonarr, TRaSH-Guides data, and credits.
TRaSH-Guides
All quality profiles, custom format definitions, naming schemes, and quality size data used in this application
come from the TRaSH-Guides project. Their comprehensive, community-maintained documentation for Radarr, Sonarr,
and related tools is what makes projects like this possible. A huge thank you to TRaSH and all contributors
for the incredible work they put into maintaining these guides.