Creating multiple pages with similar designs can be time-consuming.

We'll show you how to duplicate a page in Elementor by using either the built-in template library feature or a third-party plugin.

These simple steps work great for service pages, product listings, or any content that follows a similar layout.

Making copies of your existing pages helps you keep the same design structure while changing only the content that needs to be different.

We'll show you how to duplicate a page in Elementor in the following ways:

Saved Templates Feature
Copy All Content Feature
Duplicate Page Plugins
Add-On's For Advanced Duplication

Key Takeaways

Elementor's template library allows quick page duplication without extra plugins
Page duplication maintains design consistency across your website
You can reuse existing layouts to create new pages in minutes

Getting Started with Elementor and WordPress

Elementor brings powerful page building capabilities right to your WordPress site with an intuitive interface and drag-and-drop editing.

Before diving into page duplication, we'll create a brand new page to look at the basics of WordPress and Elementor.

Familiarizing with the WordPress Dashboard

The WordPress Dashboard is your control center for managing pages and accessing Elementor.

Look for the Pages menu item in the left sidebar.

Click "Add New" to create a fresh page or select an existing page to edit.

The classic WordPress editor offers a blue "Edit with Elementor" button at the top. Click this to launch the Elementor interface.

Understanding the Elementor Editor Interface

The Elementor plugin could be the most popular WordPress page builder amongst business owners with no coding experience.

The Elementor editor opens with two main areas: the left panel for Elementor widgets and settings, and the right preview area for your design.

The left panel contains all your building blocks:

Basic widgets like text, images, and buttons
Advanced widgets for forms, maps, and galleries
Layout elements including sections and columns

Your workspace on the right shows a live preview as you build. Drag widgets from the left panel directly onto your page.

The top bar includes important tools like:

Responsive mode toggles
Undo/redo buttons
Preview options
Save button

Methods to Duplicate a Page in Elementor

We'll show you how to duplicate a page in Elementor and reuse them across your WordPress website.

Each of these different methods offers unique advantages for different situations and skill levels.

Using Save Templates Feature

The quickest way to duplicate an Elementor page is through the Template Library.

Click the folder icon in your Elementor editor to open the library.

Select Pages from the top menu options in your library. This displays all your saved page templates.

Click the Save Template button at the bottom of your editor panel. Give your template a memorable name that describes its purpose.

Your saved template will appear in the My Templates tab.

You can now insert this new page template into any new page by clicking the folder icon and selecting it from your library.

Using the Copy All Content Feature

The Copy All Content feature lets you duplicate entire page layouts with a few clicks.

Open your existing page in Elementor. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page.

In the widget box, right click. Select Copy All Content from the menu.

Create a new page and click Edit with Elementor.

Right-click in the editing widget box area and choose Paste.

Make your necessary changes to customize the duplicated content for your new page's purpose.

Employing Duplicate Page Plugins

Install a dedicated plugin like Duplicate Page or Yoast Duplicate Post to add quick duplication buttons to your WordPress dashboard.

The plugin adds a Duplicate This option next to each page in your Pages list. Click it to create an exact copy instantly.

Your duplicated page will have "(Copy)" added to its title. You can edit the title and other details before publishing.

Utilizing Addons for Advanced Duplication

Essential Addons plugin and Ultimate Addons provide extra duplication features for Elementor.

These addons let you duplicate pages while keeping SEO settings, custom fields, and other advanced options intact.

Look for the EA Duplicator button in your WordPress dashboard after installing Essential Addons. Click it to create an exact copy with all page settings preserved.

Most addons also allow bulk duplication, letting you copy multiple pages at once to save time when creating similar layouts.

Managing Your Templates and Duplicated Page Content

Good template management lets you reuse designs and keep a consistent design.

The right tools make it easy to organize and update your duplicated content.

Organizing Templates for Reuse and Sharing

The Elementor Template Library helps you store and access your saved designs.

Name your templates clearly with descriptive titles that explain their purpose. For example, use names like "Product Landing Page v1" or "Blog Post Template 2025."

Your saved templates work across your entire site.

You can use them on blog posts, landing pages, or any other content type that needs the same design elements.

In fact, nearly all of our pages have been templated out to save time when updating.

Updating and Editing Content After Duplication

When you duplicate a page, check all text, images, and links to make sure they match your needs for the new page.

Make sure you've changed your primary keyword to avoid duplicate content and cannibalized traffic.

Use the Quick Edit feature to update basic information like page titles and URLs right from the pages list.

Keep track of which pages came from duplicates. This makes it easier to update multiple pages if you need to fix something in the original design.

The Smart Manager plugin can help you edit multiple duplicated pages at once if you need to make the same changes across several pages.

Best Practices for Duplicating Pages

Give your duplicated pages clear, descriptive names. If you are not changing the name yet, add prefixes like "DRAFT" or "COPY" helps keep your pages organized.

Saving your pages as templates is a smart way to create reusable designs. This makes it easy to maintain a consistent look across your site.

Back up your work before making major changes to duplicated pages. You can always return to the original if needed.

Remove any unnecessary widgets or sections from your duplicated pages. This keeps your site running fast and makes editing easier.

Keep track of your custom code when duplicating pages. Make sure to update any page-specific code snippets to avoid conflicts.

Create a child theme before making changes to duplicated pages. This protects your customizations during theme updates.

Test your duplicated pages on different devices and screen sizes. This ensures your design works well everywhere.

Pro Tips:

Delete unused duplicates regularly
Update all internal links on duplicated pages
Check for outdated content before publishing
Maintain consistent spacing and formatting

Frequently Asked Questions

Elementor offers multiple ways to duplicate content, from entire pages to individual sections.

These common questions address the key duplication features you'll use most often.

What are the steps to duplicate an entire page using Elementor? You can duplicate a page in Elementor by right-clicking on the page title in your WordPress dashboard and selecting "Duplicate." The system creates a new draft with all the same content.

After duplication, you'll find the copy in your Pages section labeled as "Copy of (original page name)."

Can I duplicate a header section in Elementor? Select the header section by clicking the six dots on its left side. Click the copy icon in the floating menu that appears.

Navigate to where you want the header and use the paste function to add your copied content into the header section.

Is there a way to clone a website with Elementor? You'll need a website migration plugin to clone an entire Elementor website, but you can use plugins to create a cloned page. Popular options include All-in-One WP Migration or Duplicator.

Make sure to back up your site before attempting any full-site cloning operations.

How can I duplicate a section within Elementor? Click the six dots handle on the section you want to copy. Press the duplicate icon in the floating toolbar.

Your duplicated section will appear directly below the original one.

What methods are available for saving a page as a template in Elementor? Click the arrow icon in the bottom left corner of the Elementor editor. Then, select "Save as Template" from the menu.

Give your template a name and click "Save." After that, you can access this template from the Elementor library on any page.

How To Duplicate A Page In Elementor: (4 Ways)