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Automatically group your YouTube Watch Later videos by topic, type, channel or length to keep them organized. Your Watch Later list has hundreds or thousands of videos, and YouTube shows them as one long scroll. Auto-Group Watch Later sorts them into groups automatically, so you can find something to watch in seconds. WHAT IT DOES - Groups your Watch Later videos by topic (Science, Cooking, Gaming, Music, Tech and more), by type (tutorials, podcasts, reviews, trailers), by channel or by length. - Loads your whole list, even if it has thousands of videos, without endless scrolling. - Search across every video by title or channel. - Copies each group into its own private YouTube playlist, so your sorted videos are ready to watch on your TV, phone or tablet. WHY INSTALL IT - No setup: click the icon and your list opens already grouped. - Accurate: it uses each video's title, channel and YouTube category, and learns from the channels you watch. - You stay in control: put any video, or everything from a channel, in a different group, and it's remembered. - Fast after the first time: your sorted list is saved and opens instantly. It updates when your list changes. - Safe: it never removes or changes anything in Watch Later. Playlists it creates are private. PRIVACY Your list is stored only in your browser and is sent only to YouTube. No account, no sign-up, no ads, and nothing is sold or shared. Free to use. This extension is not made by or affiliated with YouTube or Google.
Nov 3, 2026
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