In Logos, clippings are the digital equivalent of using index cards for note-taking. Clippings allow you to extract and store excerpts from any resource to use later. Like notes, clippings consist of multiple individual clippings inside a single Clippings Document. However, unlike notes, clippings are optimized for exporting and sharing.
Note: This feature is available to all users.
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Save Clippings as Passage List or Bibliography
Print or Export Your Clippings
Create a Clippings Document
Click the Documents icon . Then, click New > Clippings. Give your Clippings Document a descriptive name by typing in the title field.
Open a new Clippings Document in Logos
Add a Clipping
- Open a resource. Then, select the text you want to clip. You have several options for adding the selected text to your clipping:
You can add the selected text to your Clipping Document by clicking Add clipping in the Clippings panel.
You can right-click the selected text and select Add a clipping in the Context Menu (make sure that Selection is selected in the left pane). This may expand to display a list of the available Clipping Documents you can add the new clipping to.
You can also drag and drop the selected text into the Clippings panel.
- Logos creates an individual clipping within your Clippings Document from the text you added.
Click the resource abbreviation at the top left of the card to open the resource to that location in a new panel.
Click the Info icon
at the bottom right of the card to bring up the bibliographic info for the source of the clipping.
You can format the text of your clipping by using the toolbar at the top of the Clippings panel.
Organize Your Clippings
You can tag your clippings by clicking Add tag at the bottom of the card. You can also add notes to a clipping by clicking Notes at the bottom right of the card. You can also drag and rearrange clipping cards into any order.
Save as Passage List or Bibliography
You can create a bibliography from your Clippings Document by clicking the clipping's More Actions Menu icon and then selecting Save as Passage List or Save as Bibliography.
Print or Export Your Clippings
To print or export your Clippings Document:
- Click the clipping's More Actions Menu icon
and select Print/Export. A new window will appear with printing and exporting options.
- To print or export your entire Clippings Document, click Copy Location to paste elsewhere, save your document in one of the available formats, or send your document to a word processor (like Microsoft Word).
Note: To print or export just the bibliographic citations, check the Bibliography only box.
Additional Resources
- Create a New Clippings Document in Logos
- Logos Help: Clippings Document
- Logos Wiki: Clippings
- Logos Clippings Faithlife group
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Create a Clipping
To create a clipping on Logos mobile, follow these steps:
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Select text in any resource.
To select more than one word, tap and hold until blue handles appear. Drag the handles to complete your selection.
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Add a clipping.
In the Insights Panel, tap the right arrow and choose Clip.
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Add notes and assign a document.
You can add text in the notes field to provide further insight into your clipping. At the bottom, select a Clipping Document.
Note: By default, your most recent Clipping Document is selected. To add your current clipping to a different document, tap the current Clipping Document and then choose another document or create a new one with the plus icon . When finished, tap Done to return to your open resource.
Access Clipping Documents
To access existing Clipping Documents, expand the More Items Menu , tap Clippings, and choose a document.
Note: While viewing your list of Clipping Documents, you can swipe to delete the entire document. Keep in mind, this will also delete all the clippings inside the document.
Each clipping displays as a card within the document. Tap any clipping to view and edit its contents.
Delete a Clipping
To delete a clipping, open the document it’s contained in from the navigation menu (Clippings > Clipping Document), and open the clipping you want to delete. Tap Delete Clipping.