When you open the YouTube Android app and sign in, you’ll land on the Home tab. Once you start watching videos, the Home tab will show you recommended videos based on your preferences and activity on YouTube. Learn more about managing your recommendations . In the top bar of your Home tab, tap feeds to help you quickly find what you want to watch. You can find your subscriptions and custom feeds , as well as recommended music, live streams, and more. Learn more about exploring feeds on the YouTube app . As you explore YouTube, you can always tap Home to return to your Home tab. The Subs feed in the top bar of your Home tab shows you the newest videos from the channels you’re subscribed to. A list of your subscribed channels can also be found at the top of the page. Tapping the channel artwork will take you to that channel. Learn more about subscribing to channels . The Notifications tab is where you can find your messages and notifications. Learn more about managing your notifications . The Library tab is where you can find info like History, Your Videos, Purchases, Watch Later, and Playlists. Learn more about managing your Library . If you have a Chromecast, Smart TV, or a supported streaming device, you can connect your YouTube app using the Cast button. Learn how to connect devices to watch YouTube on TV . Tap Create to record a video, start a live stream, or upload videos from your mobile device. Learn more about uploading videos and starting live streams .

The Shorts tab is where you can find short-form video content across YouTube. Learn more about Shorts . The Search feature helps you find the videos you want to watch on YouTube. To start, tap Search , enter what you’re searching for, and then filter the results by videos, channels, or playlists. Your preferences and activity on YouTube will influence Search results. Learn more about managing your search results . Profile Picture Tap your profile picture at the bottom right corner to visit your You tab. From there you can view everything you’ve watched, downloaded, or purchased on YouTube. You can also find account-related settings and channel info on this page. Was this helpful? Need more help? Try these next steps: