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Playlists and collections help you organize your study content into themed groups. For saved bookmarks, see Bookmarks and Saved.

Playlists

A playlist is an ordered list of Bible passages you can play through sequentially — useful for working through a topic or following a curated reading sequence.

Create a playlist

1

Open My Playlists

From the Studies tab, tap the playlist icon or go to My Playlists.
2

Tap + New Playlist

Give your playlist a title and optional description.
3

Add passages

Use the passage picker to add Bible references. Reorder them by dragging the handle on each row.
4

Save and play

Tap Save. Open the playlist and tap Play to move through passages in order using the audio player.

Make a playlist public

Open the playlist and turn on Public. Anyone can then see and play it, and it can reach the feed of people who follow you. Turning Public off makes the playlist private again.
People follow you, not an individual playlist. Following a creator is how someone sees the playlists they make public — there is no way to follow a single playlist on its own. See Following.
Sharing a link is a separate action from making a playlist public, and you do not have to choose between them. Open the playlist and tap the share action. On iOS and Android this opens your device share sheet; on web the link is copied to your clipboard. A private playlist can be shared this way too. That creates a link which works for whoever you send it to, without making the playlist public or putting it in anyone’s feed. Sharing a private playlist requires an account.

Collections

A collection is a curated group of saved content, including study notes, public notes, bookmarked verses, and Saved Verse Images.

Create a collection

1

Open Collections

From the Studies tab, tap Collections (bookmark icon).
2

Tap + New Collection

Enter a title for your collection.
3

Add notes

Tap Add notes to search your library and add notes to the collection.

Add a public note to a collection

When reading a public note in the feed, tap the Save or Add to collection option to file it in one of your collections.

Manage Saved Verse Images

Open Studies → Saved → Verse images to view scripture art you created from the verse study panel. From there, you can edit, share, or delete each image. See Saved Verse Images for the full workflow.