Tubi Adds Shareable Mixtapes for Movies and Shows

Tubi has introduced Mixtapes, a feature for assembling movies and television episodes into themed collections that users can publish and share. Collections can also be kept private, and viewers can watch a shared Mixtape without a Tubi account; creating one requires an account.

Users can name and describe a collection, then choose the titles and set their order. They can build a list themselves or tell Tubi what they have in mind and get a suggested starting collection to revise. The feature expands on My List, which let users save titles for their own viewing but did not offer the same sharing option.

Examples available at launch range from “Millennial Memory Lane,” with nostalgic films and shows, to “Cozy Fall Romcom Vibes” and a collection of martial arts movies called “Blood, Sweat, & Honor.” Other launch selections focus on horror antiheroes and cartoons and films associated with Saturday mornings.

The feature arrives as streaming services contend with the difficulty of finding something to watch across a sprawling mix of content. A 2025 Gracenote survey of 3,000 consumers in six countries found that nearly one-third of streaming users felt fragmentation of services and content was harming their TV experience.