Meta has unveiled Vibes, a new feed at the center of the Meta AI app and on meta.ai, designed for discovering, creating, and remixing AI videos. The feature marks a new step in Meta’s effort to expand creative tools within its AI ecosystem.

As users scroll, they’ll see a range of AI-generated videos shared by creators and communities. The feed will gradually become more personalized, surfacing content based on interests and activity. If something stands out, users can create a new video or remix an existing one with fresh styles, visuals, and music to share with friends and followers.

With Vibes, users can begin with a blank canvas, use their own photos and videos, or remix content directly from the feed. Editing tools let users add new visuals, change the style, and layer in music to make the video their own.

Sharing options are designed to integrate with Meta’s social platforms. Videos can be posted to the Vibes feed, sent by direct message, or cross-posted to Instagram Stories, Instagram Reels, and Facebook Stories. If a user sees a Meta AI video on Instagram, they can tap through to remix it directly in the Meta AI app.

Meta emphasized that Vibes is just the beginning of its next phase of AI video work. The company is collaborating with visual artists and creators to develop more advanced AI creation tools and AI models, which will roll out to a wider audience in the future.

This approach builds on Meta’s strategy of blending AI innovation with its social platforms, ensuring new creative tools are deeply integrated with its ecosystem.

Beyond the Vibes feed, the Meta AI app remains a central hub for managing AI glasses, capturing moments, and experimenting with AI-powered creativity. The Meta AI assistant continues to provide answers, ideas, and inspiration for users exploring both personal and professional use cases.

Meta framed these updates as part of its ongoing mission to advance AI video technology, gather user feedback, and refine tools for broader adoption.

Q: What is Meta Vibes?
A: Vibes is a new feed in the Meta AI app and on meta.ai where users can discover, create, remix, and share AI-generated videos.

Q: How can users create content with Vibes?
A: Users can start from scratch, remix an AI video from the feed, or upload their own content, then adjust style and music.

Q: Where can Vibes videos be shared?
A: Videos can be posted to the Vibes feed, sent by DM, or cross-posted to Instagram Stories, Instagram Reels, and Facebook Stories.

Q: Will the Vibes feed be personalized?
A: Yes. The Vibes feed will become more personalized over time, surfacing AI-generated videos aligned with user preferences.

Q: What else is included in the Meta AI app?
A: The Meta AI app remains a hub for AI glasses management, creative content tools, and the Meta AI assistant.

The launch of Vibes signals more than just another feature inside the Meta AI app. It reflects Meta’s belief that AI-generated video will be central to how people express themselves online, blending social discovery with AI creation tools that feel playful, remixable, and shareable.

By tying Vibes directly into Instagram and Facebook, Meta is positioning its AI assistant as not just a productivity layer, but a cultural one — a tool for everyday creative expression that could compete with short-form video formats already dominating social platforms.

For creators, Vibes offers both a new distribution channel and a way to experiment with AI styling, music, and animation. For Meta, it’s a chance to differentiate its AI offerings by weaving them directly into its vast social ecosystem rather than treating them as standalone utilities.

If the experiment succeeds, Vibes could accelerate the mainstream adoption of AI video tools, setting expectations for how generative AI blends into social feeds — not as background tech, but as the content itself.

Editor’s Note: This article was created by Alicia Shapiro, CMO of AiNews.com, with writing, image, and idea-generation support from ChatGPT, an AI assistant. However, the final perspective and editorial choices are solely Alicia Shapiro’s. Special thanks to ChatGPT for assistance with research and editorial support in crafting this article.