Differentiate between Library and Hub Playlists

Understand how to manage and export Hub and Content Playlists

What can I use this for?

Hub Playlists and Library Playlists are both used to deliver a set of videos, in a specific order, to your audience. The main difference between Library and Hub Playlists are how you can share them with your audience.

Library Playlists are playlists that you might be embedding somewhere or otherwise sharing as a link for your audience to watch.

Hub Playlists, on the other hand, are only available through your Hub. This means that if your Hub is set to private, your members' must be signed in to view your Hub Playlists.

Both Hub and Library Playlists are secure for sharing content. However, if you charge for your content, it is most secure when shared as a Hub Playlist as opposed to a Library Playlist. This is because you can use your members' emails to lock who has access to what is inside of a Hub.

Hub Playlists and Library Playlists are not synced. This means that any changes made to a Library version of a Playlist will not take effect in the Hub version of a Playlist (and vice versa).

If you want to connect your Library and Hub Playlists, we recommend automating both versions of your Playlists using a Folder or Content Tag.

Exporting Hub Playlists to your Library

If you've created a Hub Playlist you want to export to your Library, you can do so from the Content tab inside of your Hub Editor:

Importing Library Playlists to your Hub

If you've created a Library Playlist you want to import into your Hub, you can do so from the Content tab inside of your Hub Editor:







📚 Up Next

1. Access the Hub editor to make Hub changes

2. Understand what the Hub content is used for