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A multireddit is the old name for a Reddit custom feed: one feed that combines posts from several subreddits you pick.
Updated October 26, 2026
Reddit's own example groups r/A24, r/movies and r/criterion into one feed called Movies. On old Reddit the menu still says multireddits.
| What's in it | Who picks the rooms | |
|---|---|---|
| Custom feed (multireddit) | Posts from only the rooms you added | You |
| Home feed | Posts from rooms you joined, plus what Reddit recommends | You and Reddit |
| Popular | Posts doing well across Reddit |
Reddit renamed multireddits to custom feeds. The help page on Reddit expressions still lists the old names, multis and multireddits, which is why people still search for them.
Make one custom feed per audience: your five buyer rooms in one, competitor and category rooms in another. Sort it by new and you have a quiet watchlist that doesn't fill your home feed with memes, and that a teammate can follow if you make it public. It is a manual version of what monitoring tools do, and for a handful of rooms it is often enough. Just remember a feed only shows posts. It won't catch the comment three replies down where someone names your category.
A subreddit is a specific Reddit community organized around one topic, audience, or purpose, with its own feed, rules, moderators, and posting norms.
The home feed is the personalized Reddit feed made from communities a redditor joins and content Reddit decides to surface for that account.
The popular feed surfaces posts gaining broad traction across Reddit, outside a single user's subscription list.
On reddit.com, open a community you want to add, open the menu on its Community Details box and choose Add To Custom Feed, then Create A Custom Feed and name it. In the app, open the left menu and go to Custom Feeds.
Only if you make it public. Custom feeds can stay private for your own use or be shared.
No. You add rooms to a custom feed from the room itself, which is handy for watching rooms you don't want on your home feed.
Checked against Reddit's Help Center on October 26, 2026.