Find & organize

Use collections, tags, and notes

Keep related saves together without creating extra copies of the same item.

Updated October 3, 2026

Keep related saves together

Create a collection for a project, trip, recipe list, room, or anything else you want to return to. A save can appear in more than one collection without becoming a separate copy.

You can rename a manual collection, change its details, add or remove saves, and reorder its contents.

Search within a collection and sort its saves by newest, oldest, or title. Source collections group saves from the same site or app across your library. Find them in Your Collections by Source near the top of the Collections page.

On Home, choose Select in the library toolbar, mark the items, then choose Add to collection. Search the picker for a collection you can edit; collections you cannot edit are not offered.

Add a tag when a detail crosses collections

Use a tag for details that can cross several collections, such as “weeknight,” “gift,” or “Toronto.” Add it while saving or later from the saved item's details.

Saved recipe detail on iPhone showing a private note and recipe, dinner, and chicken tags
This recipe has a dinner note and tags for finding it later.

View saved images on the web

On the web, open a save and select its image to view it larger. If the save has more than one image, use the arrows to move between them. Choose Close or press Escape to return to the save.

Keep the reason you saved it

Use a note for what to buy, who something is for, or what you want to remember. Notes stay private and can help you find the save later.

Remove a save or collection

  • Removing an item from a collection keeps the saved item in your library.
  • Deleting a collection also keeps the saved items that were inside it.
  • Deleting the saved item itself removes it from your library and its collections.