Prime Video adds Clips, a short-video feed
Amazon launched Clips in Prime Video: short, personalized snippets from movies and shows that you can save, share, rent or buy from.
What's new
Prime Video launched Clips, a feed of short, personalized snippets from movies and shows.
From a clip you can
- Add the title to your watchlist.
- Share it.
- Rent or buy it.
Availability
- Select US users on iOS, Android and Fire tablets now.
- Broader rollout this summer.
- It was tested during the NBA season.
Amazon's Brian Griffin: "Clips gives customers a whole new way to browse with short, personalized snippets tailored to their interests." Netflix, Disney, Peacock and Tubi have launched similar features.
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