How to Save Playlists on YouTube
When you browse and search for videos on YouTube, a free video-hosting website, you can start watching them immediately, or save videos in your queue to watch later. If you find a video that you know you want to watch again, you can save it in a playlist so you won't have to search for it again. You could use a playlist to save a number of similar videos, such as footage taken on hiking trips, or kitchen demonstrations of new recipes. You can easily save playlists on YouTube.
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Instructions
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Save a Playlist from Current Video
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Go to the YouTube website (youtube.com).
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Log into your account.
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Browse or search for a video, and then click its thumbnail to start watching it.
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Click the "Add To" drop-down menu located below the video, and then click "New Playlist" to create a new playlist starting with the video you are watching. A page opens for your playlist settings. Type a name for your playlist, such as "Sitcom Bloopers," and then press the "Enter" key on your keyboard. The "Saved to Your Playlist" message appears.
Save Playlist from Queued Videos
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Go to the YouTube website (youtube.com). Log into your account.
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Click your username at the upper right corner of the page, and then click "My Videos" from the drop-down menu when you want to create a playlist from the videos in your "Watch Later" queue.
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Click the "New" button next to "Playlists." Type a name for your playlist in the "Playlist Title" text box. Type information about your playlist, such as "These are videos of baby animals" in the "Playlist Description" text box. Click "Create Playlist."
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Click the "Watch Later" link on the left side of the page. A list of the videos in your queue appears. Click the check box next to the name of each video in your queue to select it.
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Click the "Add To" button, then click the name of your new playlist, and then click "Add Videos." The videos that you checked are added to your new playlist.
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