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How to see, search and sort your saved posts on Reddit
Where Reddit keeps your saved posts and comments, why older saves seem to vanish, and how to keep every save searchable alongside the rest of your social media.
Reddit is full of answers worth keeping: the perfect recommendation thread, a detailed how-to, the comment that finally explained something. Saving them is easy. Getting back to them, much less so.
Where to find your saved posts
- On the web: open your profile (click your avatar, then View profile) and choose the Saved tab.
- In the app: tap your avatar, then Saved.
You can save both posts and individual comments, and only you can see your saved list.
What Reddit's saved list can't do
- No search and no folders. Everything sits in one list, newest first.
- Older saves drop out of view. Reddit's lists only go back around 1,000 items, so if you save a lot, your oldest saves stop showing up.
- Removed posts lose their content. If a post is deleted, you're left with an empty entry.
Tips for saving on Reddit
- Save the comment, not just the thread, when one answer is the reason you're saving.
- Unsave as you go. Removing things you've finished with keeps the list short enough to scan, and keeps older saves within reach.
- Copy anything you can't lose somewhere you control.
Keep every Reddit save, sorted with the rest
Socials Organizer connects to Reddit with Reddit's own sign-in. There's no extension needed for Reddit: your saves sync from our servers in the background, on a schedule you choose.
Each saved post is filed by subject alongside what you've saved on Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, LinkedIn and Threads. A Reddit thread about hotels in Lisbon lands next to the Lisbon reels you saved on Instagram, in your Travel category. And because your library keeps its own copy, a save stays there even after it drops off the end of Reddit's list.
The sooner you connect, the more of your history comes in. See how to connect your accounts.