How to organize Kwai video links
Tap Share on the video and copy the link. Keep the links in a note by subject, like “Recipes to try”, with one line on what each video teaches.
Step by step
- On the video, tap Share and then Copy link.
- Paste the link into a topic note, like “Recipes to try”.
- Next to it, write in one line what the video teaches: “no-bake cake, 3 ingredients”.
A method that doesn't depend on the app
Kwai's liked and saved tabs keep the video, but they turn into one long list with no sections. One note per topic solves it: each line is a link with its description. It works even if the app changes its menus tomorrow.
Write the detail that matters
- Recipe: “no-bake cake” says more than “recipe”.
- Home: “adjust the cabinet door” says more than “tip”.
- What's missing: “check the measurement”, “the author didn't mention the material”.
Open the video before you write: describe what it shows, not what you imagine it has.
A link isn't a copy
The list keeps the path to the video, not the video itself. If the author deletes it, the link stops working, and your note still reminds you what it taught. So you don't lose the tip, write down the essentials alongside it.
Still looking for the video? See how to find saved videos on Kwai. To combine them with TikToks and Reels, see how to organize TikTok Favorites and how to bring together videos from multiple networks.
Sources
Kwai Help Center. The list of notes is a method from the KeepScroll team.
