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Organize your YouTube subscriptions into folders and subfolders. YT SubFolders — Organize Your YouTube Subscriptions Tired of endlessly scrolling through a wall of subscriptions to find the channel you want? YT SubFolders lets you organize your YouTube subscriptions into custom folders — right inside the YouTube sidebar. 📁 CREATE FOLDERS FOR ANY CATEGORY Group your channels however makes sense to you — Gaming, Tech, Music, Cooking, News, or anything else. Your subscriptions, your structure. ➕ ASSIGN CHANNELS IN SECONDS Add any subscription to a folder with one click. Use the built-in search to find channels fast, or pick from your Unorganized list. 📋 KEEP TRACK OF WHAT'S UNORGANIZED A dedicated Unorganized section shows every subscription not yet in a folder, so nothing gets lost. ✏️ FULL FOLDER MANAGEMENT Rename, delete, and collapse folders anytime. Clean up your sidebar exactly the way you like it. 🔒 100% PRIVATE — STORED LOCALLY All your folders and assignments are saved directly on your device using Chrome's local storage. Nothing is sent to any server, ever. ⚡ LIGHTWEIGHT & NON-INTRUSIVE YT SubFolders integrates seamlessly into YouTube's existing sidebar without slowing down your browsing or changing how YouTube works. Perfect for anyone with dozens (or hundreds) of subscriptions who wants a cleaner, more organized YouTube experience.
Jun 10, 2026
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