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Creating Folders Tutorial

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Use folders to organize Study Sets so students can keep related materials together and find what they need faster.

Create a folder

Start from My Sets, name the folder, then create it.

Organize Study Sets

Drag Study Sets into the right folder and open folders to view their contents.

Manage folders

Rename or delete folders from the folder menu.

How to organize Study Sets into folders

  1. On the left-hand side of your dashboard, click My Sets. Existing folders appear at the top of the Study Set grid, alongside Create Folder and Create Study Set.

    My Study Sets page, greeting Good evening, Chuck. A Search study sets field sits beside Last Accessed, Materials, Create Folder and Create Study Set controls. The grid holds a Create Study Set tile and two folder cards, 2026 Spring Semester with 1 Study Sets and Fall Semester 2026 with 1 Study Sets, each with a three dot menu. Study Set cards below are Physics at 13 percent, Chemistry Chapter 3 at 0 percent and Neuro Anatomy Block 1, Shared With You, at 0 percent.
    My Study Sets, with two folders above the Study Set cards. Create Folder and Create Study Set sit at the top right.

  2. Click Create Folder, enter a name, and click Create.

    Create Study Set Folder modal, subtitled Create a new folder to organize your study sets. The required Name field contains Fall Semester 2026, and a Create button sits at the bottom right. The My Study Sets page is dimmed behind it.
    Create Study Set Folder, with Name set to Fall Semester 2026. The reader clicks Create.

  3. Drag and drop a Study Set card onto the folder where it belongs. A confirmation toast appears, and the folder's Study Set count updates.

    My Study Sets page with a green toast at the top reading Study set moved to folder successfully. The folder card 2026 Spring Semester now reads 3 Study Sets and Fall Semester 2026 reads 1 Study Sets. Study Set cards below are Physics at 13 percent, Neuro Anatomy Block 1 at 0 percent and Linear Algebra at 0 percent, with a 3 Flashcards tooltip showing over the Linear Algebra card.
    My Study Sets, after a drag. The toast reads Study set moved to folder successfully and 2026 Spring Semester now reads 3 Study Sets.

  4. Click a folder to view the Study Sets inside it. Click Exit Folder to return to the main list.

    My Study Sets page showing the contents of an open folder. The top row holds an Exit Folder tile reading Return to main list, a Create Folder tile reading Organize study sets, and a Create Study Set tile. Below them is one Study Set card, Description Test, at 0 percent with 1 Materials, last studied 8mo ago, and the note You haven't started a study plan yet.
    My Study Sets, inside an open folder. Exit Folder returns the reader to the main list.

  5. Click any Study Set inside the folder to open it to its home dashboard, same as opening a Study Set from the main grid.

Managing your folders

Rename a folder

  1. From My Sets, click the three-dot menu in the top right corner of the folder card, then select Edit Folder.

    My Study Sets page with the three dot menu open on the 2026 Spring Semester folder card, which reads 1 Study Sets. The menu holds two items, Edit Folder and Delete Folder, with Delete Folder in red. The Fall Semester 2026 folder card sits to the right, and Study Set cards for Physics, Chemistry Chapter 3 and Neuro Anatomy Block 1 are below.
    My Study Sets, folder menu open on 2026 Spring Semester. The reader picks Edit Folder to rename it.

  2. Update the name in the dialog and click Update Folder.

Delete a folder

  1. From the same three-dot menu, select Delete Folder.

  2. Confirm the deletion in the browser's native confirmation dialog. Study Sets inside the folder are not deleted — only the folder itself is removed.

Next steps

  • Upload your materials and create Study Sets.
  • Create notes for more comprehensive study materials.
  • Try QuizFetch for a fun, interactive way to test your knowledge.
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