--- title: "How to see saved posts on Reddit" description: "Where Reddit keeps your saved posts and comments on desktop and in the app, the 1,000-item limit nobody mentions, and how to keep saves you don't want to lose." source: https://savepad.app/blog/reddit-saved-posts --- [Blog](https://savepad.app/blog) · 11 November 2024 # How to find your saved posts on Reddit Where Reddit keeps your saved posts and comments on desktop and in the app, the 1,000-item limit nobody mentions, and how to keep saves you don't want to lose. *Saved Reddit threads sorted into folders in Savepad* **TLDR** - **Desktop:** click your avatar, then **Saved**. Or go to `reddit.com/user/your-username/saved`. - **App:** tap your avatar, then **Saved**. - Reddit only shows your latest **1,000** saves, and there’s no search. Keep the threads that matter somewhere else. ## On desktop 1. Click your avatar in the top-right corner. 2. Click **Saved** (on some layouts it’s under your profile, as a tab). 3. Switch between **Posts** and **Comments** at the top. The direct link is `https://www.reddit.com/user/your-username/saved`, swap in your username. ## In the app 1. Tap your avatar. 2. Tap **Saved**. ## The 1,000 limit This is the bit that catches people. Reddit’s lists only go back 1,000 items. Your older saves aren’t deleted, you just can’t scroll back to them. Unsave a few hundred and older ones reappear. If you’ve been saving since 2015, a lot of your best stuff is hidden behind that wall. Add to that: no search, no folders, and deleted posts become `[removed]`. For a list you use to keep the best threads on the internet, it’s a pretty bad home. ## Keep the good ones Copy the link to the post or comment (**Share → Copy link**) and paste it into a bookmark manager or swipe file. In Savepad, a Reddit link gets a reading copy and a full-page snapshot, so if a mod removes the thread, your copy still has it. Search reads the text, so you can find “the thread about cold email subject lines” by searching “subject lines”. Marketers keep a surprising amount of research in Reddit threads: honest reviews of competitors, people complaining about the problem you solve, the words they use. That’s [competitor research](https://savepad.app/use-cases/competitor-research) gold, and it deserves better than a list you can’t search. *A mock Reddit thread asking about the fictional SaaS Lumen* 0584 · reddit.com · r/SaaS *A mock Reddit thread about cold email* 0681 · reddit.com · r/sales *A mock Reddit thread asking for taco spots in Mexico City* 0778 · reddit.com · r/MexicoCity Reddit threads kept in Savepad with a reading copy each, searchable by what people actually said. Same mess on other platforms: [Instagram saved posts](https://savepad.app/blog/instagram-saved-posts), [LinkedIn saved posts](https://savepad.app/blog/linkedin-saved-posts), and [X bookmarks](https://savepad.app/blog/export-x-bookmarks). ## FAQ ### How do I see my saved posts on Reddit? On desktop, click your avatar, then Saved, or go to reddit.com/user/your-username/saved. In the app, tap your avatar, then Saved. ### Is there a limit to Reddit saved posts? Reddit only shows your most recent 1,000 saved items. Older ones are still saved but you can't scroll back to them. ### Can I search my saved posts on Reddit? Not properly. You can filter between posts and comments, but there's no search inside your saved list. [Join the waitlist](https://savepad.app/#waitlist) ## Read these next - [How to find your saved posts on LinkedIn: Where LinkedIn hides your saved posts on desktop and in the app, why they vanish, and how to keep the good ones somewhere you can search and sort.](https://savepad.app/blog/linkedin-saved-posts) - [How to link to a timestamp on YouTube: Three ways to link to a specific moment in a YouTube video, on desktop and on your phone, plus the URL trick that works everywhere.](https://savepad.app/blog/youtube-timestamp-link) - [How to find (and organise) your saved posts on Instagram: Where Instagram hides your saved posts, how collections work, how to download the list, and how to get them somewhere you can search.](https://savepad.app/blog/instagram-saved-posts)