# Create a subcollection

To create a subcollection, you must complete the following steps:

1. Log in to your corresponding [Cerby](https://app.cerby.com/) workspace.
2. Select the **Collections** option from the left navigation drawer. The **Collections** view is displayed.
3. Click the **Create collection** button. The **Create a collection** wizard is displayed.
4. Enter the name of the subcollection in the **Collection name** field.
5. Select the **Create as subcollection** option. The **Add as subcollection** field appears.
6. Enter the name of the collection where you want to add the subcollection in the **Add as a subcollection here** field. The collections that match the name are displayed on a list below the input field.
7. Select the corresponding collection from the list.
8. Click the **Next** button. The **Add items to your collection** window opens.
9. Click the **Add** (+)\*\*\*\* icon of the accounts and secrets you want to include in the collection. The accounts are added to the **Selected items** list. ​**TIP:** You can use the search bars to look for specific accounts in the **All items** and **Selected items** lists.
10. Click the **Create collection** button. The wizard closes, and a success message and the **Subcollections** tab of the parent collection are displayed. In this tab, you can see the list of subcollections that belong to the collection.

Now, you are done. You have successfully created a subcollection.


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