Netflix has begun rolling out a revamped mobile interface across the United States, U.K., Canada, Australia, India, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippines and South Africa. The new layout pushes shows, movies, podcasts and categories to a top navigation bar, while highlighted titles appear above a scrollable feed of Continue Watching and Top Picks. Users immediately see the content they care about.

Central to the overhaul is the Clips feed, a vertical stream of short, algorithm‑curated videos reminiscent of Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. Netflix describes it as a quick, visual way to discover new titles without endless scrolling. Tapping a clip reveals details, lets users add the show to My List, and offers one‑tap sharing via text or social platforms.

The redesign follows a Q1 earnings call where Netflix reported 16 % year‑over‑year revenue growth and signaled a 2026 push to boost mobile engagement. By foregrounding personalized video snippets, the company hopes to keep viewers inside the app longer and compete with other streaming services that have already adopted short‑form feeds. Early feedback suggests the feature feels familiar yet distinct within Netflix’s ecosystem.