The Power of the YouTube Playlist: Why it is still needed in 2025

 The YouTube Playlist is a great feature that is almost forgotten in this age. However, it is the best way to truly make YouTube personal again.

How to use YouTube Playlists

1. Select any video you want to watch on YouTube.

2. There is a save button on the video which represents a ribbon.

3. Click on the Ribbon. It will save it to your most recent Playlist you used for such saving here.

4. You can also select the Playlists you want to put the video in by looking at the playlist menu

5. On YouTube Studio, you can alter your Playlists descriptions and permissions.

6. In YouTube studio, you can make a playlist public or private and also write a description for your playlists.

7. There is also a YouTube Analytics for your Playlists that you can use to see the traffic going to and from a site.


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