Duplicating or copying a View

The ability to duplicate a View is already included in Version 1.6 and higher of GravityView.

The feature can be accessed from inside the Edit View screen (the "Clone View" link on the image below):

Options to clone a view in data source settings panel

...or from the Views listing page using the "Clone" link that shows up when hovering over a View name:

Checkboxes with actions: edit, quick edit, trash, view, clone, or draft a table view

Note: Users must have the copy_gravityviews capability to copy a View. By default, this is enabled for Administrator and Editor roles. Learn more about GravityView capabilities.

Can't see the Clone link?

Some duplication plugins can hide GravityView's built-in Clone feature. If you don't see the Clone link, check if you're using one of these plugins:

Yoast Duplicate Post

If you're using the Yoast Duplicate Post plugin, go to Settings → Duplicate Post and make sure "gravityview" is enabled under "Enable for these post types":

Yoast Duplicate Post settings showing gravityview post type enabled

Copy & Delete Posts

If you're using the Copy & Delete Posts plugin, go to Copy & Delete Posts in the Dashboard menu and enable "Custom post types" in the "Other options" tab:

Copy and Delete Posts settings screen; options for user permissions and content types to copy

What's the difference between "Clone" and "New Draft"?

Clone duplicates the View including its status. You'll be taken back to the All Views screen where you'll see the new View in the list.
New Draft duplicates the View and sets the status to Draft, then takes you to the Edit View screen to edit the newly created View.