Create a video collection worth sharing.

A drawing course, an introduction to a new tool, a research reading list: a collection turns good links into a guided sequence. Your original context explains why each video belongs and what to do next.

1. Sign in, open My collections and choose New collection.
2. Write a title and description that say who it is for.
3. Add videos from your saved library or by individual YouTube link.
4. Add sections, introductions, standalone text and per-video notes. Arrange them in the order a reader needs.

Personal bookmark notes are not automatically copied into published context. Write the collection notes you want readers to see. Look through Learn to see, our editorial example, for a finished route.

Add named timestamp cues such as “The first exercise” or “Common mistakes.” Write a short next step beside a video so a reader can put it into practice. Sections can nest when a subject needs smaller steps.

Choose cover videos, or use the appearance controls to set a cover and reading theme. Save your changes and choose Preview to read the saved draft, follow its contents list and check its YouTube links.

A collection stores links and your authored context. It does not download videos; playback stays on YouTube. The original creator and video title remain visible.

A new collection is Private. Saving and previewing do not publish it. Choose Unlisted to share a secret link, or Public to publish through your Public profile. See sharing and access for the exact choices.

Readers see a published snapshot. Later edits stay in your draft until you choose Publish public changes or publish the Unlisted changes. Use Make private to close shared access.

Readers can save the collection and separately follow new videos. You can opt into collection analytics to understand page visits and outbound clicks.