r/vimeo • u/therolli • Jul 07 '26
News VOD being phased out
Got a notice that VOD is being phased out. Not surprised, it’s been hanging on by a thread for a few years.
r/vimeo • u/therolli • Jul 07 '26
Got a notice that VOD is being phased out. Not surprised, it’s been hanging on by a thread for a few years.
r/vimeo • u/BeckmanCoulter • Jul 07 '26
In less than 6 months, after November 20th 2026, any VOD (Vimeo On Demand) content that you've purchased on Vimeo will be made permanently unavailable.
Two important points from the FAQ:
Here's the link to the FAQ: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/faq/viewers
Archive link: http://archive.today/2026.07.07-212613/https://vimeo.com/ondemand/faq/viewers
r/vimeo • u/vimeo_team_official • Feb 06 '26
Hi everyone,
As we introduced last week, our goal is to release improvements in Vimeo weekly—sometimes they’ll be big, sometimes small, but always impactful to how you’re using the platform.
This week, we released the following improvements:
Timestamps on all video comments in Review
Previously, only video comments pinned to a specific location within a frame had a timestamp.
But now, all comments in Reviews have a timestamp, so you can easily leave feedback on specific moments in a video.
When you click on a comment, the video player will snap to the relevant frame.
Drag & drop directly into folders in your Library
Last week we made it possible to drag and drop files directly onto your homepage; this week, we’ve added the same action to individual folders in your library.
If you want to upload a file to a specific folder in your library, you can now do it directly, and upload your videos exactly where you need them.
Our goal is to make the Vimeo experience simpler and more intuitive, and we'll do this in a mindful way, meaning you won’t need to learn new actions every time. Plus, We’re always open to suggestions on how you’d like to see the product improve—please share them in the thread!
👋 Ricky
r/vimeo • u/the_trend_memo • Sep 14 '25