You can create a customised feed on your YouTube Home tab to find videos for a particular vibe, routine or interest. This feature allows you to jump into videos that you might commonly revisit, such as 'Morning yoga', without searching for it each time.
To find and use this feature, you must:
- Sign in to your YouTube account.
- Turn on your YouTube watch and search history.
- Set your YouTube device language to English.
Create your custom feed
You can build a dedicated space for a specific topic that remains anchored to your Home screen.
- Sign in to YouTube.
- Go to the Home tab.
- At the top of the screen, select Your custom feed from the options.
- Enter a prompt that describes the type of feed that you want to create, or select one of the suggested prompt buttons.
- For example, you can type in 'Help me unwind after work with guided meditations under 10 minutes'.
- Select Enter
to create your feed.
Edit your custom feed
You can maintain one custom feed at a time. To change the 'vibe' of your feed, you can update your prompt at any time.
- Select the Your custom feed option at the top of your Home feed.
- Tap the text box at the top of the custom feed.
- Enter a new prompt to change the content.
- Note: Prompts must follow our YouTube Community Guidelines. Certain prompts may not be allowed if they violate these policies.
You can return to your standard YouTube experience at any time by selecting the Home option from the top of your Home feed.
Submit feedback
If the custom feed does not accurately interpret your request, you can share feedback to help improve the tool.
- Tap the three-dot menu next to the prompt box.
- Select Something wrong?
Frequently asked questions
How will this impact my recommendations?
What happens when I refresh my custom feed?
How are videos watched from a custom feed monetised?
This feature behaves like the Home feed. If a viewer discovers and watches a video through their custom feed, it contributes to the creator's watch time and monetisation as usual.
We are continuing to closely monitor the feature's impact on views, watch time and revenue. If you have feedback or concerns to share, we encourage you to do so by selecting the three-dot menu next to the prompt and selecting Something wrong? Our teams use this information to make improvements for the creator and viewer experience on YouTube.