These steps are essentially the same whether you're using Twitter on a Web browser or in the mobile app.Ĭlick the gear icon in the upper right and select Lists. On the page that opens, look for the button "Create new list" on the right. A pop-up box will appear asking you to name the list, give it a description, and mark it either public or private. I'll give some examples of lists in the next section. You can use the search box featured front and center to look for people to add to your lists, and you can add (and remove) users from your lists as you actually use Twitter, making changes to your list at any time.Īs you use and explore Twitter and find accounts you want to add to your list, click the gear icon that appears on any user and select "Add or remove from lists." The next page that appears will show you a blank list: no members, no followers, no tweets- nada. I recommend looking through the list of people you currently follow to see if you want to group any of them into a list. You might also search for a hashtag and add the resulting users who pop up to make a list. You could also look at other user's accounts to see who they follow or who follows them and find people to add to your lists that way. The exploration method is entirely up to you. I'll give some more concrete suggestions for how to add Twitter list members in a moment.Īnd that's pretty much it. So let's get to what makes Lists so useful. There are many beautiful things about Twitter Lists, and one of them is that you don't have to build all your lists yourself.
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