📑 Saving Anything to a Study

One consistent “Add to Study” pattern is used everywhere on the site — learn it once and you can add almost anything to a study.

Free account required. This topic only matters once you’re ready to organize content into a study.

1. Create a study first from My Studies, or create one on the fly from the Add to Study prompt.
2. From the Search page’s Ask AI tab, click Add to Study on any saved conversation.
3. From any Bible story, click Add to Study to attach it.
4. From any glossary word, click Add to Study to attach it.
5. From My Chapter Notes, click Add to Study on any note — or save it straight to a study from inside the note editor itself while you’re writing it.
6. From My Bookmarks, click Add to Study on the Bookmarks tab.
7. From My Bookmarks, click Add to Study on the Collections tab.
8. From the Bible Assistant chapter chatbot’s Conversation History, click Add to Study on any saved conversation.
9. From a study’s own Notes section, both Personal Notes and Scripture Notes are already part of the study — no separate Add to Study step is needed for those.
10. This is the Study Overview page, where everything you’ve added comes together in one place.

📚1. Create a Study🤖2. Ask AI Conversation📚3. Bible Stories📖4. Glossary Words📝5. Chapter Notes🔖6. Bookmarks🔖7. Collections💬8. Chatbot Conversations📄9. Personal & Scripture Notes📚10. Study Overview

Step 1 — create a study from My Studies, or on the fly from the Add to Study prompt.

Adding a verse collection to a study never removes it from My Bookmarks — it simply links the same collection into the study too, and you can still delete the whole group or just one cross-reference from either place.