Netflix updates its Moments feature to give users greater control over scene clipping
Netflix is making it easier for fans to capture and share their favorite moments. This week, Netflix updates its Moments feature to give users greater control over scene clipping, letting them set both a starting point and an endpoint when saving clips.
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The update builds on last year’s launch of Moments, a mobile-only feature that allowed users to save memorable scenes from shows and movies directly within the app. Until now, members could only choose where a clip began—now they can decide exactly how long or short it should be.
How the updated Moments feature works
Using Moments is simple. While watching a show or movie, tap anywhere on the screen and hit the “Clip” button. From there, you can set a start point and an endpoint to capture the exact scene you want.
Once saved, clips appear in the “My Netflix” tab so you can easily rewatch them later. Netflix also makes sharing seamless—post your clip on social media, and your followers can jump straight into that scene within the app.
Why this update matters
The timing of this upgrade is no coincidence. Netflix rolled it out alongside Part 2 of “Wednesday” Season 2, which now features Lady Gaga as a guest star. By syncing the update with one of its most buzzworthy series, Netflix is encouraging fans to create and share viral scenes across social platforms.
For Netflix, this move isn’t just about convenience—it’s about driving engagement and sparking conversation. By giving viewers more control over scene clipping, the platform is making it easier for fandoms to spread excitement and keep trending moments alive.
Moments is gaining traction
Netflix says members have already used Moments across thousands of titles, showing just how popular the feature has become. With more control now added, that number is likely to grow as users find new ways to relive and share the best scenes from their favorite shows and movies.
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