Tubi Launches Mixtapes for Sharing Titles
The streaming service's new feature lets users build and share collections of movies and TV shows.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Television
Tubi has launched Mixtapes, a feature that lets registered users create named collections of titles from its library and share them via a public link. Pre-made collections from four content creators are available at launch.
Why it matters
The feature gives viewers a way to curate and distribute recommendations within Tubi's ad-supported catalog. It adds a social layer to a streaming service known for its large free library.
Tubi's catalog spans more than 375,000 TV show episodes and movies, according to the company's announcement. The announcement did not provide usage figures or adoption metrics for Mixtapes.
The players
Tubi
Tubi is an ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox Corporation that offers free movies, TV shows, and live channels.
The details
Users can pick titles from Tubi's library to build a Mixtape, name it, and sort titles in any order, with or without the platform's AI tool, which can edit or rebuild a collection. Published Mixtapes generate a link that can be shared with anyone, and there is no limit on how many a user can create.
Timeline
Tuesday, November 10, 2026: Tubi announces the Mixtapes feature.
Industry Dynamics
Mixtapes extends Tubi's existing AI curation tool into a shareable format, mirroring how free ad-supported services are adding social and discovery features to keep viewers engaged. The launch builds on the platform's catalog of more than 375,000 titles.
Viewers with a registered Tubi account can start building Mixtapes now on the mobile app or web and share them with anyone via a public link. Because Tubi is ad-supported, the collections surface free titles rather than requiring a subscription.
The takeaway
If you use Tubi, building a Mixtape is a quick way to save and share titles you want others to watch. Registering an account is required before you can create one.
Further reading
For more on streaming platforms and the shows they carry, see Television.
