> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.streamwizard.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Folders

> Nest, rename, and fill folders so you find the moment instead of scrolling past it.

Folders are how you keep clips organized for real. They live in the sidebar
under **Clips → Folders**, and they nest. Folders can hold subfolders as deep as
you need.

<Frame caption="Folders live in the sidebar. Hover a row for its + and ⋮ actions.">
  <img src="https://mintlify.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/streamwizard/images/clips/folders-sidebar.png" alt="Folders in the sidebar" />
</Frame>

## Create a folder

* Click the **+** next to **Folders** in the sidebar to create a top-level
  folder.
* Name it (letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, and underscores, up to 255
  characters) and confirm. Folder created. Slightly less chaotic now. 📁

## Create a subfolder

* Hover a folder row and click its **+** button, or open its **⋮** menu and
  choose **New subfolder**.
* The new folder is created inside the one you picked.

## Rename or delete a folder

Open a folder's **⋮** menu:

* **Rename:** give it a new name.
* **Delete:** removes the folder after a confirmation. Your clips aren't
  deleted. They just leave that folder and stay available everywhere else. If
  the folder has subfolders, those get deleted too.

## Browsing folders

Click any folder in the sidebar to see the clips inside it. A breadcrumb at the
top of the page shows where you are and lets you jump back up the tree. All the
[filters and sorting](/clips/filtering) above work inside a folder, too.

## Adding clips to folders

Every clip card has a **⋯** (more) button. Open it and you'll find a **Folders**
section:

<Frame caption="Add a clip to any folder. Subfolders open in a waterfall submenu.">
  <img src="https://mintlify.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/streamwizard/images/clips/add-to-folder.png" alt="Add to folder menu" />
</Frame>

* **Add to folder:** pick a folder from the list. Folders with subfolders open
  a nested submenu (a waterfall); the first entry of each submenu adds the clip
  to that parent folder directly, so you can drop it at any level. A clip can
  live in as many folders as you want, and folders it's already in are greyed
  out.
* **Remove from folder:** lists only the folders this clip is currently in.
  Pick one to pull the clip out of it. The clip itself stays in your library.

The same **⋯** menu also has quick actions: **View** on Twitch, **Download
Landscape**, **Download Portrait**, and **Copy URL to clipboard**.

## Empty folder?

If a folder has nothing in it yet, the page says so. Head back to all clips,
filter down to what you want, and add them with the **⋯** menu above.