Meta is testing a stand-alone app for Vibes, its feed of short AI-generated videos, TechCrunch reported on February 5th. The service lets users create clips from scratch, remix videos from the feed, add music and visual styles, send the results to friends, and cross-post them to Instagram and Facebook. Vibes had lived inside the Meta AI app since its launch. A separate home gives synthetic video the same direct address once occupied by the social feed.

The dedicated app turns generated images into a social habit before they have acquired a stable cultural value. A human video records an event, a face, a joke, or a gesture that happened somewhere. Vibes begins with a style request and ends with a clip ready to circulate. The feed can fill quickly because creation has been detached from time, place, and the limits of a camera. Meta says users are sharing the videos with friends and plans to test subscriptions that unlock more creation. The platform therefore sells both the illusion of spontaneous expression and the monthly permission to produce it. The blank frame does not wait for life to enter. It waits for another prompt.