How To Archive Items In Amazon Prime Video
Archiving items in Amazon Prime Video is a useful way to hide specific digital purchases or rental history from your main order list, especially if you want to keep your viewing activity private or simply tidy up your purchase history. This feature is only available through the Amazon website and not directly from the Prime Video app. This video guide walks through the process step-by-step using a browser on desktop or mobile. To begin, open a web browser and go to the main Amazon website at [https://www.amazon.com](https://www.amazon.com) (not the Prime Video-specific site). Log into the Amazon account where your Prime Video purchases are made. Once you're signed in, tap on the account menu (usually found by clicking your profile icon) and navigate to the 'Your Orders' section. By default, the order list may show only physical product purchases. To find your digital content, use the filter dropdown menu and change the selection to ‘Digital Orders’. This will include your Prime Video purchases and rentals. Locate the specific item you'd like to archive. Underneath the order details, you should see an 'Archive Order' link. Click this link, and a pop-up will appear asking you to confirm. Select 'Archive Order' to move the item out of your main order history. Once archived, the item will no longer appear in your default order view, though it can still be accessed by going to your archived orders section. Keep in mind that archiving does not delete the content or remove it from your Prime Video library—it only hides the transaction from the main order history. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:12 Using Amazon website instead of Prime Video app 0:26 Navigating to order history 0:46 Filtering to digital orders 0:59 Archiving a specific Prime Video item 1:15 Conclusion Hashtags: #AmazonPrimeVideo #ArchiveOrder #HidePrimeVideo #AmazonTips #PrimeVideoGuide #AmazonHelp #TechTutorial #DigitalOrders #PrivacyOnline This YouTube Channel "Simply Finance" is not Official Support the content provided. These videos are only educational and informational. The Channel doesn't own any logos or websites shown in the tutorial videos.
