Create Groups to Organize My Library?

Near the top of your CC Libraries panel, just below the library name pop-up menu, you’ll see either View by Type or View by Group with a downward-pointing arrow next to it. If this is set to View by Type, click on the arrow and select View by Group. If you have not yet created any groups, you should see an area in the top half of the CC Libraries panel prompting you to create groups to organize the items in your library. You can click on Create Group to set up a custom group and add what you like to it, or you can click on Auto-generate groups for me (just below the Create Group button), and InDesign will automatically create groups for type, images, vectors, swatches, etc. These automatically generated groups will also be visible when View by Type is selected. You can also create a group by clicking on the Create Group icon (looks like a file folder) in the bottom-left corner of the panel. Then just drag any existing assets into the new group. Any asset can be added, regardless of whether or not it’s already in an existing group. As a huge fan of libraries, I would highly recommend you use this feature to keep your assets organized. This is especially helpful when you’re using CC Libraries in other applications.