Booknizer Alternative for Windows

Booknizer alternative - All My Books

Booknizer is the book organizer from the same family as Movienizer and Medianizer (Nizer / ManiacTools). It catalogs paper books, ebooks and audiobooks, downloads covers and author bios, and can copy files to an e-reader. Medianizer is the all-in-one sibling that also handles movies, music and games. The whole Nizer line is an abandoned project: no real development, no fixes for modern Windows, support is gone.

If you already keep a Booknizer or Medianizer book collection and want a catalog that is still actively developed, All My Books is the direct replacement. Import is built in: Database → Import collection from → Booknizer / Medianizer... The source program does not need to be installed — you only need the database file.

Booknizer vs All My Books at a glance

Feature Booknizer / Medianizer All My Books
Active development & updates Abandoned — no longer developed Regular releases
Import existing Booknizer database — Database → Import collection from → Booknizer / Medianizer
Online book lookup (ISBN, title) Built-in download scripts Multiple online sources, cover art
Printed, ebook & audiobook catalog Yes All formats in one database
Loan / borrowed book tracking Varies Built-in loan manager
Virtual bookshelf view Yes Yes
Export to HTML / PDF / Excel Reports / print Multiple formats
Technical support Inactive Active support
Discount for switchers — 25% off for migrants

Why switch from Booknizer to All My Books?

How to import Booknizer into All My Books

Option A — direct import (recommended if you still have the Booknizer or Medianizer database file):

  1. Install and start All My Books.
  2. Open Database → Import collection from → Booknizer / Medianizer... and select the database file. Booknizer does not need to be installed.
  3. Wait until the conversion finishes, then spot-check covers, series and custom fields.

Option B — Excel / CSV (if you no longer have the database file):

  1. Export the collection from Booknizer to Excel or CSV if the program still offers that.
  2. In All My Books use Tools → Import from → Import from MS Excel... (or plain text / CSV).
  3. Map title, author and ISBN at minimum; then refresh details online for missing covers.

Need help with a large or unusual database? Contact our support — we assist Booknizer migrants regularly.

Prefer to look at the data yourself? The Booknizer .dbo file is plain SQLite; its schema and an open-source Python exporter to CSV/JSON with covers are in our media-catalog-formats repository on GitHub.

Also used Movienizer for films?

Same vendor, same situation. If you catalog movies as well, see Movienizer vs All My Movies — All My Movies imports Movienizer / Medianizer movie databases the same way.

Booknizer migrants special offer

Already paid for Booknizer or Medianizer? You do not need to pay full price for All My Books. See our special offer page for a discount when switching from another book organizer.

All My Books — screenshot:

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What our customers say

Very good program

"I am a new user of All My Books, I have only been using it for a few months but the things I like about it are

1. The ease with which I was able to take my MS Access database and export the data to Excel in order to import into All My Books

2. The ease in adding new books through the online services

3. The visual appeal of the virtual shelf (although I would like to be able to use it in conjunction with my custom flags)

4. Now I do not have to manually add authors and the other relevant data"

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