Tubi, Fox’s free ad-supportedstreaming platform, has an impressive library of more than 200 live channels and 250,000 movies. If you’re like me, and always a bit indecisive about what to watch in your free time, then Tubi’s new feature will help you decide.
Tubirecently announcedthe launch of a new feature called Scenes. It aims to help viewers find what to watch by scrolling through short clips from movies and TV shows available on the service. Essentially, Tubi has added its own version ofTikTokto the app.
Tubi is a free streaming platform that offers a vast collection of TV shows, movies, and even access to live TV channels. Tubi is available across all major platforms via a dedicated application or via the web.
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How to use Scenes
It’s incredibly easy to doomscroll on Tubi now
Scenes is now available in the Tubi app on iOS and Android devices. To find it, simply open up Tubi’s app, and you’ll see it in the navigation bar at the bottom. From there, you’re able to scroll through short clips of shows and movies. Scenes is part of Tubi’s strategy to make finding entertainment on mobile devices quicker and easier.
Tubi leverages its machine learning and AI models to offer viewers more personalization with Scenes. “As viewers engage by liking or saving content to My List within Scenes, recommendations will become increasingly personalized,“Tubisaid in a press release.
Tubi has more than 81 million monthly active users, and it’s the most watched FAST platform in the U.S. Not only does it have theworld’s largest collectionof movies and TV episodes, but it also offersoriginal shows and movies, too.
I have to admit, I think this new feature is pretty cool. I always struggle to find new shows to watch, and Scenes is a great way to view a bite-sized clip of a show to see if it garners any interest. It’s clear Tubi has realized how much time people spend doom-scrolling TikTok and Instagram reels, and instead wants its viewers to do that with Scenes instead. I like Tubi’s offering of on-demand titles and free TV. However, Pluto TV has it beat with thisexclusive FAST channel, though.
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