Duplicate a page on your Webflow site.

Tutorial · 1 min · Published on Mar 20, 2023

On a website, it is common for elements or sections to be similar and to appear on new pages that you will create. On Webflow, a feature allows you to save time and create copies of your existing pages!

The magic button to use

When you create a new page, don’t start from scratch and save time with the "duplicate a page" feature in Webflow!

The 5 steps to duplicate a page on the Webflow CMS;

Open the Page menu
Click on "⚙️ edit page settings" for the page in question
Click on "duplicate this page"
Give a name to this new page
Click the "create" button

There you go, in just a few clicks you have duplicated an existing page exactly. You can now remove or add elements to create a different page. But you’re not starting from scratch, so you will likely save time 😉

⚠️ The elements are cloned with the same CSS classes. If you do not change the names of your classes, modifying the design of one element will impact the design on both pages.

For a custom site that converts, feel free to contact our Webflow agency!

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