YouTube Music users are getting ready to get a long-awaited basic editing tool. The platform has started testing new sorting options that will allow managing playlists more efficiently.

This innovation aims to streamline users’ experience of personalizing their music libraries. The features in question were displayed on Android devices in version 9.20.52 of the application.

What do the new sorting options offer?

Users will now be able to sort playlists alphabetically according to criteria such as title, artist and album. These options are included in the list in addition to the existing paths such as newest, oldest, manual sorting and top rated.

The feature in question addresses a fundamental deficiency that Competitors such as Spotify and Apple Music have been offering for years. With this step, Google allows users to make their lists consisting of thousands of music more systematically.

When will users be able to access it?

New sorting options are currently available to users through a gradual rollout process. Since the features are enabled with a server-side update, anyone who has the new version of the application may not see these tools now.

Google continues to work to spread this update to a wide range of users. Following application updates seems to be the best method to understand when these new features will come to your device.

YouTube Music’s elimination of this basic deficiency is considered as an important step in terms of the user experience of the platform.

What do you think about these sorting options that have been awaited for years?