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# Using collections
Creating collections
Adding to a collection
Embedding collections
With the Stories Manager open, you'll see the Collections panel on the left.
Here you'll find the default collections and any custom collections your team has created. Click on a specific collection name to see its respective stories.
You can use collections to address two main objectives:
1. Internal organization
2. Live embedding
To use collections for internal organization, create as many collections as needed to which you and your team can gradually add relevant stories.
To use collections to embed on your site as part of a UGC or related story grid , create and curate collections as before before following the embed instructions below.
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