What happens to my saved posts after the 1,000-item limit?

The oldest saved item gets silently removed to make room for the new one. There's no notification and no way to recover it afterward.

Can I save Reddit comments, not just posts?

Yes — Reddit's save feature works on both posts and individual comments, and they appear together in your Saved list with a filter to view either separately.

Do saved posts disappear if the original is deleted?

Yes, the same way it works on most platforms — Reddit's Saved feature stores a reference to the post, not a standalone copy, so a deleted post becomes inaccessible even though it's technically still in your saved list.

Can I organize saved posts by subreddit?

Not natively — Reddit's Saved list has no folders or tags, just a filter between posts and comments. Sorting by subreddit means remembering it yourself or using a separate tool.

Reddit Saved Posts: The Ultimate Organization Guide

Where to find your saved posts and comments on Reddit

Desktop: click your username top right, then Saved. Mobile: tap your profile icon, then Saved. Posts and comments land in the same combined list, with a filter to view either separately.

Reddit's 1,000-item saved limit (and what happens when you hit it)

Reddit caps saved items at 1,000. Past that, saving something new silently bumps the oldest saved item off the list — no warning, no way to retrieve what got dropped. This happens faster than most active users expect. If you're close to the cap, exporting what you have now is worth doing before anything gets bumped.

Organizing saves by subreddit vs. by topic

No folders, no tags — one flat, reverse-chronological feed, plus the post/comment filter. For anyone saving across several subreddits for different reasons, that flat list stops being useful fast.

A dedicated home for Reddit saves that goes beyond 1,000 items

Reddit's limit isn't configurable, so the only way past it is saving somewhere else in parallel. Savebase connects to Reddit alongside every other platform you use, with no item ceiling, real tagging, and full-text search across everything saved.