In the Playlists section, you’ll find helpful tools to manage your video collections — perfect for series, courses, tutorial sequences, music videos, and curated marathons. This area shows all your playlists in one place. At the top, there’s a "…" button in the navigation bar that opens a menu with playlist options, plus a toolbar with quick actions like Search, Play All, and Shuffle All. Each playlist also has its own "…" button next to its title, giving you more options just for that playlist.

Playlists in Evervideo can contain a mix of online cloud videos, offline downloaded files, local files, Photos library videos, and iOS Music library videos — all in one playlist — and play seamlessly together.

Creating a Playlist

Creating a new playlist is straightforward. You have two options: tap the + button, or tap the "…" button in the upper-right corner of the navigation bar and choose New Playlist. Give your playlist a meaningful name, then tap Save.

This triggers the Add Videos dialog, where you can handpick the videos you wish to include. Videos are conveniently categorized by source type:

• Library — videos already in your media library.
• Files in This Application — videos in the app’s Documents folder.
• Files on This Device — videos located elsewhere on your device, not in this application.
• Connections — online videos located within your connected cloud storage services and media servers.
• Photos Library — videos from your iOS Photos library.
• Music Library — videos from your iOS Music app library.

By default, you can add a single video to a playlist only once. If you want to allow duplicates, enable this in Settings → Media Library → Playlists → Duplicates in a Playlist → Enable.

Import Playlist

Evervideo supports M3U / M3U8 / CUE playlist file import, so you can bring existing playlists in without re-creating them by hand.

First, go to the Playlists section. Then, tap the More button in the top-right corner. From the menu, select Import Playlist.

On the next screen, choose the file location. Supported options:

• Connected cloud storage
• Files in the application
• Files on your device

Select the location, open the folder containing the playlist file, then pick the .m3u, .m3u8, or .cue file and tap Done. Evervideo parses the file, locates each referenced video on storage, and creates a real playlist in your library. Important: the playlist file must reference files that actually exist at the paths it specifies.

Playlist Detail Screen

When you open a playlist, the Playlist Detail screen appears. You’ll find a "…" button in the top-right corner with playlist options, and three buttons under the cover image: Search, Continue Playback, Play All, and Shuffle All. There’s also an Offline Mode checkbox to toggle full-playlist offline sync.

• Continue Playback — restore the last saved playback position for this playlist.
• Search — perform a search within the current playlist.
• Play All — add all videos from the current playlist to the player queue.
• Shuffle All — like Play All, but shuffles the videos before adding them to the player queue.
• Offline Mode — download all videos from this playlist to local files. Any new items added to the playlist are also downloaded automatically.

More Actions for a Playlist in the Playlists Screen

You can access actions for a playlist by tapping the "…" button near the playlist title. Available actions:

• Play All — adds playlist videos to a fresh player queue.
• Play Next — adds playlist videos to the top of the existing player queue.
• Play Later — adds playlist videos to the bottom of the existing player queue.
• Edit Image — change the playlist’s cover artwork.
• Enable Offline Mode — turn on offline mode for the playlist. Both existing and new videos are downloaded automatically.
• Export Songs List — export this playlist to M3U / M3U8 / CSV / TXT.
• Add to Archive — archive this playlist (including m3u file, cover image, and all videos) into a single ZIP (Premium).
• Add Videos — add more videos to the current playlist.
• Rename — rename the playlist.
• Delete Playlist — delete the playlist from the media library. This action cannot be undone.

More Actions for a Playlist in the Playlist Detail Screen

You can access actions by tapping the "…" button in the top-right corner of the Playlist Detail screen. Available actions:

• Select — activate video-selection mode, useful for deleting multiple videos or changing their order.
• Play Next / Play Later — add playlist videos to the queue.
• Add Videos — add new videos to the playlist.
• Rearrange Videos — manually change the order of videos using drag-and-drop.
• Rename — rename the current playlist.
• Edit Image — change the cover artwork.
• Export Songs List — export the playlist to M3U / CSV / TXT.
• Add to Archive — ZIP the current playlist including all videos and m3u file (Premium).
• Sort — change the order of videos in the playlist. Sorting options include Title, Album, Genre, Rating, Year, Duration, File Name, File Modification Date, File Creation Date, and Manual.
• Search — search for a specific video within the current playlist.
• Grid / List — change the screen-layout presentation.
• Delete Playlist — delete the playlist from the media library. This action does not delete videos from your storage, but it cannot be undone.

Changing Video Order in a Playlist

To change the order of videos in a playlist, tap the "…" button in the top-right corner and select Select to enter selection mode. Use the reorder control and drag-and-drop gestures near each video to move them up or down. Tapping the reorder control moves the video to the top of the list. To exit selection mode and apply changes, tap Done.

For an even simpler workflow on long playlists, choose More Actions → Rearrange Videos to enter dedicated drag-and-drop reorder mode.

Changing the Playlist Cover Image

To change the cover image of a playlist, tap the "…" button in the top-right corner and select Edit Image. Choose an image from the available sources (Photos, Files, cloud storage, or a generated artwork from a video in the playlist), then confirm by tapping Done.

Adding Videos to a Playlist

Open the playlist and tap the "…" button in the top-right corner, then select Add Videos to open a dialog. Choose the videos you want to add and confirm by tapping Done.

Deleting Multiple Videos from a Playlist

Open the playlist, tap the "…" button in the top-right corner, and select Select to enter selection mode. Choose the videos you want to delete and tap Delete from Playlist at the bottom of the screen. Confirm by tapping Done.

Video Options

Each video in a playlist has a list of actions, accessible by tapping the "…" button. If you can’t see all actions, scroll down to view them. You can delete the video from the playlist, download it, edit metadata, and more.

• Play Next — adds the video to the top of the player queue.
• Play Later — appends the video to the bottom of the player queue.
• Add to a Playlist — adds the video to another playlist.
• Add to Favorites — marks the video as a favorite.
• Download — makes the video available offline.
• Edit Tags — opens the built-in tag editor for changing metadata.
• Open In — exports the video and opens it in another app.
• Show in Folder — reveals the folder where the file is located.
• Show in Finder — for files imported from your Mac, this reveals the folder on your Mac.
• Delete from Playlist — removes the video from the playlist.
• Delete from Cloud Service — deletes the video from the playlist and the cloud service. Irreversible.
• Delete from Media Library — deletes the video from the library, leaving the file on storage untouched.

Accessibility

Evervideo is fully accessible with VoiceOver. Every component has a well-designed label and description. When VoiceOver is active, the app switches to Text Mode so only meaningful elements are surfaced — improving navigation speed and clarity. You can also activate Text Mode in Settings → Accessibility → Text Mode.

Adjusting Video Position in a Playlist with VoiceOver

1. Open a playlist and tap the More button.
2. Select Rearrange Videos. The view switches into editing mode.
3. Tap the reorder indicator icon near the video title to give it focus.
4. Double-tap the reorder indicator icon quickly. On the second tap, do not release your finger — hold it until you hear a sound indicating the cell is ready to be moved.
5. Move the cell to its new position.

Other components work as expected, using system-provided VoiceOver patterns.