YouTube has announced a new feature called Custom Feeds that will allow users to personalise their homepage based on their interests and viewing preferences. The feature aims to make it easier for viewers to discover content they want to watch.
According to an official YouTube Blog today, users will be able to create custom feeds for different interests. For example, they can explore content related to specific topics, discover new creators and find videos that match their preferences.
The custom feeds will appear on the YouTube homepage. Users will also be able to save multiple feeds for different interests, helping them access relevant content more easily.
YouTube said the feature is planned for users in the United States across web, mobile devices and TVs. The company has not announced a specific launch date or confirmed when the feature will become available in other countries.
The update is part of YouTube’s Made On YouTube 2026 announcements, which include new features and tools for viewers and creators.
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