Netflix adds Moments feature for sharing scenes without screen recording

Netflix makes it easier for you to send this”Lincoln’s lawyer“the scene of your friend’s trial.

With the new mobile feature “Moments“, users can submit clips from their favorite Netflix shows and movies. The streaming giant launched the global option for iOS devices on Monday ahead of an Android debut in the coming weeks.

Is this a scene from “Foreign banks“or”Love is blind,” subscribers can seamlessly share Moments across various social media platforms, such as Facebook and X, formerly Twitter. The update simplifies the process of sharing clips, as the streamer has long banned screenshots and screen recording.

Moments also allows users to bookmark moments they hope to return to later, according to a Netflix news release.

How to save and send Netflix moments

With Netflix’s new update, users can tap the Moments button at the bottom of the screen to save a scene to the My Netflix tab.

To send moments, users can select a scene and tap the arrow icon to share via social media, text, or simply copy the link. Users also have the option to delete the captured moment.

“It’s just as easy to share moments on Instagram, Facebook and other social platforms. You can share the moment while creating it, or from the My Netflix tab, select a scene and tap to share it across all your platforms, the streamer said in a statement.

A starred ad advertises a new feature

Netflix on Monday pulled the plug on its “It’s So Good” ad campaign that featured several stars, including an Olympic gymnast Simone Biles and Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B.

The promotional video contains several references to plots and scenes from popular Netflix titles such as “Squid game,” “Other people’s things” and “Bridgertonit’s all “so good”.

Actor “In all seriousness”. Giancarlo Esposito underlines his obsession with Jenna Ortega’s “Wednesday” dance, which he masterfully replicates in the ad.

The platform said it plans to add more features to make it easier to view and submit content.