HOW TO DUPLICATE A PAGE IN WORDPRESS

So, you’ve created the perfect page on your WordPress site, and now you need another one just like it. You’re adding multiple service pages, building a template for future content, or just don’t want to start from scratch. Whatever the reason, duplicating a page in WordPress is easy, if you know how to do it.

The simplest way to duplicate a page is by using a plugin. WordPress has several free plugins designed for this task, such as Duplicate Page or Yoast Duplicate Post. Once installed, these plugins add a "Clone" or "Duplicate" option under each page in your WordPress dashboard. Clicking this button instantly creates an identical copy of the page, including all content, images, and formatting.

If you prefer not to use a plugin, you can manually duplicate a page. To do this, open the page you want to copy, switch to the Text/Code Editor, and copy all the content. Then, create a new page, paste the copied content, and adjust any necessary settings. While this method works, it doesn’t copy metadata, featured images, or custom layouts from page builders like Elementor or Divi.

For those using Elementor, duplicating a page is even easier. Open the page in Elementor, click the three-dot menu in the bottom left corner, and select Save as Template. Once saved, you can insert this template into a new page and have an exact replica within seconds.

Duplicating pages can save you a lot of time, especially when creating multiple similar pages with minor tweaks. Whether you use a plugin or do it manually, WordPress makes it simple to copy content without having to rebuild everything from scratch.