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How to Organize YouTube Channels Into Groups (2026 Guide)

Organize multiple YouTube channels into custom groups using Tubeflow. Fast step-by-step workflow for a cleaner subscriptions view.

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How to organize YouTube channels into groups

Once your subscriptions grow, your channel list gets noisy fast. Grouping channels by intent, like Workout, Podcasts, or Business, makes your feed easier to navigate.


YouTube does not provide an official way to organize channels into groups, so this workflow is Tubeflow-centric.


Want related cleanup guides? You can also learn how to unsubscribe from multiple channels, group playlists, or merge playlists.

Method: Organize Channels Into Groups with Tubeflow

Open Tubeflow App and follow these steps.


Step 1: Open Subscriptions

In the left sidebar, click Subscriptions to load your channel list.

Tubeflow Subscriptions view in left sidebar

Step 2: Select Channels to Group

Tick the checkboxes for channels you want in one group. Once selected, the top action bar appears.

Selecting multiple channels with checkboxes in Tubeflow

Step 3: Open Assign and Click New Group

Click Assign in the top toolbar, then click New group.

Using Assign action and selecting New group for channels in Tubeflow

Step 4: Name the Group and Save

Enter a group name and click Save in the Add group dialog. Keep Copy selected channels to new group enabled to add all selected channels immediately.

Add group dialog for channels with group name and Save button in Tubeflow

Step 5: Open the Group and Verify

Open your new group from the left sidebar under Groups and confirm the selected channels appear inside it.

New channel group selected in sidebar showing grouped channels in Tubeflow

Wrap Up

Grouping channels gives you a cleaner subscription system and faster access to what you actually watch. If you curate channels regularly, Tubeflow makes the process consistent and easy to repeat.