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Use Table Layout

Use table layout when you want to view memories as rows and columns instead of cards, especially when metadata matters as much as the memory text itself.

Table view makes it easier to compare fields, reduce visual noise, and tailor the layout to the information you want to focus on.

Before You Start​

  • Open the Memories library.

Steps​

  1. Switch to the table layout in Memories Library.
  2. In the column header for Media, click the more menu.
  3. Choose Hide to remove that column from the table.

When Should I Use Table Layout?​

  • When you want to compare metadata such as tags, dates, accounts, or source across many memories.
  • When you need a denser layout than the card-based library layout.

Tips​

  • Hide low-priority columns to keep the table focused on the fields you are reviewing.
  • Use table layout when you are auditing metadata quality across many memories.
  • Switch back to card layout when you want richer visual context for each memory.

Example​

This example opens the Media column menu and hides that column in the memories table layout.

FAQ​

Q: Can I hide columns in memories table layout?​

Yes. Open the column menu for a field and choose Hide to remove it from the current table layout.

Q: Why use table layout instead of card layout?​

Table layout is better when you want fast comparison across many memories and their metadata.