How to see your Netflix Wrapped for 2022

A new analytics tool has been created that shows how much time you have spent watching Netflix this year. Netflix Wrapped uses data from your account on the streaming platform to show what you have watched throughout 2022, and for how long.

The feature works just like Spotify Wrapped, which collates data to show which artists and songs you listen to the most based on your listening habits. Netflix Wrapped in an unofficial service, and has no connection to the streaming giant itself, and was created by online video editing company Kapwing.

The feature gives Netflix fans a whole host of different data, including the show you binge-watched the most, your favourite genre, and even on which day of the year you spent the most time watching Netflix. It also shows the best and worst movies and shows you watched based on their IMDb rating.

Kapwing shared a video on TikTok giving step-by-step instructions on how to see your Netflix Wrapped:

First you need to log into your Netflix account on your computer or laptop.
If you have several profiles on your account, select which profile you wish to see the Wrapped data for by clicking the relevant profile icon.
Then go to netflix.com/viewingactivity.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click ‘Download all’ on the right-hand side. This will download a CSV file to your device.
Then go to kapwing.com/netflix-wrapped.
Click the red button that says ‘Import NetflixViewingHistory.csv’.
Select the CSV file you just downloaded from Netflix and double click to import it.
After a moment or two the website will collate all your viewing data to present your Netflix Wrapped.

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You can now scroll through the website to see exactly how many minutes, hours and days you spent on Netflix this year. As Netflix Wrapped is an unofficial experience, some of the information may be mislabelled, with certain films and shows represented by the wrong names or icons.

But for the most part, the feature gives an interesting – or somewhat concerning – insight into your viewing habits. Many fans have taken to social media to share their reactions to their Wrapped data.

@hayleysoen said: “Not that I needed any more evidence that I'm addicted to TV, but my Netflix Wrapped said I've watched 29k minutes this year. DEADASS THREE WEEKS STRAIGHT.”