You can now see a round-up of everything you've watched on Netflix this year. Netflix Wrapped shows you how many minutes you spent streaming content and the best film you watched according to IMDB.
A viral TikTok video showing people how they can access their Netflix Wrapped has received thousands of views and likes. Netflix Wrapped is based on Spotify Wrapped, a viral trend where users can see graphics about their listening habits including top song and artist.
The video gives a tutorial for users to be able to see a round-up of all their viewing habits for 2022. It has received some mixed comments, with many users excited about seeing their Wrapped and others concerned about where their data is being stored.
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The TikTok gives users step-by-step instructions on how to see their Netflix Wrapped:
- Log into Netflix on your laptop
- Select your profile and click the icon with your profile in the top right corner of the screen
- Select account, and then scroll down to Profile and Parental Controls
- Click your account, and scroll down to Viewing Activity. This will show you your entire watch history on Netflix
- Scroll to the bottom and click 'Show More' in the bottom left of the screen until you get to 01/01/2022, or however far back you want to go
- Click 'Download all' in the bottom right of the screen, and a file will download to your laptop with your Netflix history
- Open a new tab and go to kawpwing netflix wrapped
- Click the red button in the middle labelled 'Import NetflixViewingHistory.csv'
- Find your viewing history that you downloaded from Netflix, and select the file to import it.
- Enjoy!
Your Wrapped will tell you how many minutes, hours, or days you spent streaming TV shows and films on the platform, as well as your most binge-ful day. It will also tell you which film you watched on the platform is the best, based on their IMBD rating.
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The TikTok has had mixed reactions, with one user commenting that the process is "too much work", and another saying: "I mean, fun I guess but it's also just...dumping a whole lot of data on a company for free for a single chuckle and forgetting about it forever".
Other users claim to be having issues with loading times, but many are excited to see a round-up of their viewing history. One commented: "I'm so gonna do this", and another said: "this is so cool".
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