Duplicate a card

Stone

Can we have a feature that duplicates a card. One use case is that if I want to memorize a verse with several versions, I can duplicate a card and then simply switch to different versions or languages, while keeping the image and verse and title the same. That way I can have two same cards with different versions side by side to memorize.
Thx.

support

Good idea, and it splits into two cases:

Different translations, same language (e.g. NIV + ESV side by side): you can already do this today — add the verse a second time with the same reference, topic and image, and pick the other version as the source. The Bible version is stored per card, so both sit happily in one verse account. A "Duplicate card" button would just turn that into one tap instead of re-typing the reference — noted, it's a nice shortcut.

Different languages (e.g. English + German): here the language is a per-account setting — it drives the Bible lookups, the reference formatting and the spoken (TTS) voice — so a card in another language really belongs in its own verse account (switchable from the menu). Duplicating within one account wouldn't give you the right voice/formatting.

So: for versions, duplication is a handy shortcut we'll look at; for languages, separate verse accounts stay the cleaner path.

support

Good news — this is implemented.

It landed as a bulk action rather than a per-card button: select one or more cards in the verse list (long-press to enter selection mode), then choose Copy to 'New' from the three-dot menu. It works in any box.

What comes across to the copy: reference, passage, topic, image, note, link and labels. What doesn't: review progress, level and schedule — every copy starts fresh in your New box, so the original's hard-won progress isn't diluted. If you didn't mean to, Undo is right there.

One thing to flag, since it's a step short of your exact use case: the copy inherits the original's Bible version, so you still open the new card once and switch the source to your second translation. What it saves you is re-typing the reference, re-picking the image and re-entering the topic — the tedious part. Selecting several cards at once and copying them in one go makes that noticeably quicker than adding each verse a second time by hand.

Thanks for the suggestion — it's in the 6.8.10 line.