If you’re looking to organize your favorite YouTube videos or group content by topics, creating a playlist on YouTube is the perfect solution. This video will walk you through the simple steps to create your own playlist directly from the YouTube mobile app. Whether you want to save videos to watch later, group music tracks, or collect tutorials in one place, playlists make content management easy and accessible across all your devices.
Start by opening the YouTube app and logging in to your account. From the main screen, tap your profile icon located at the bottom right of the screen. This will take you to your Library section, where you’ll see all your saved videos, playlists, and viewing history.
To create a new playlist, tap on the “+” icon or the “New Playlist” option if visible. You’ll then be asked to enter a title for your playlist—choose something relevant to the content you plan to add. Next, choose the visibility settings. You can set your playlist to “Public” (anyone can view), “Unlisted” (only people with the link can view), or “Private” (only you can view).
Once the playlist is created, tap “Create” to finalize it. Now that your playlist is ready, you can begin adding videos to it. You can do this by either searching for videos within the app or navigating to a specific video you want to include. Tap the “Save” or three-dot menu next to the video, then choose “Save to Playlist,” and select your newly created playlist.
You can always go back to your Library to view, edit, or reorder videos in your playlist at any time.
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Open YouTube and go to Library
0:36 Create a new playlist with title and visibility
0:56 Add videos to the playlist
1:15 View and manage your playlist
1:26 Conclusion
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