Collections have launched!

The new Collections feature is live on Libreture. Create Collections, move your DRM-free ebooks into them, and get a grip on your digital library.

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The Collections feature has been in the works for a while. On its own, Collections would have been a bit useless, and frustrating. It needed the Batch Editing feature to really make it work.

With the foundations of Batch Editing now in place, we’ve launched Collections!

 User menu with a new Collections menu item.

How to use Collections

  • Visit your library to create new collections (here are mine!)

  • Give your new collection a name and choose if you want to make it private

  • Select books from your library or search results pages using the selection boxes and the dropdown to add them to any of your collections

  • Add individual books to existing collections from the book’s page

  • Remove books from collections either individually on the book’s page or as a batch from the collection’s page

  • Combine how you use Collections to create a system that works for you!

List of Collection's in Kevin's library.

Add your books to multiple Collections

Add all your PDFs for a particular RPG, like Ironsworn, to a Collection called Ironsworn and another Collection called RPGs. All your Ironsworn game books will now be accessible from both your general RPGs Collection and a more specific Ironsworn Collection.

Collections work great for book series. Add all the books in a series to a Collection named after the series. You could even include them in another Collection called ‘Series’, giving you a few different ways to organise them.

Let me know

Please let me know about your experience using the new Collections feature.

Request a feature, report a bug, or just get in touch.

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