In a bid to take on YouTube, TikTok is revamping its desktop platform with the addition of several new features. The company announced on Thursday that

TikTok already had a desktop interface, but with its latest round of updates, the short-form platform is picking up a few features that should look familiar to YouTube users. As TikTok has shared on its blog,

TikTok is also introducing a new Collections feature that lets users organize their favorite videos into custom categories, "making it easier to find and revisit saved content," according to the announcement. This feature is similar to YouTube's Playlists feature or Instagram's Reels, which lets users save videos to revisit later.

TikTok is overhauling its desktop functionality with several new features designed to take on YouTube for platform dominance. The short-form video pioneer announced on Thursday (February 27) that its web-based experience now contains a modular layout,