There are three ways to duplicate a page in Elementor: Save as Template, Copy All Content, and Cross Domain Copy Paste. The right method depends on whether you want to reuse the layout once, create a reusable template, or copy content to a different website entirely.
Building every page from scratch in Elementor wastes time and creates design inconsistencies across your site. Duplicating a page preserves every section, widget, and style setting in seconds, so you can focus on customizing content instead of rebuilding layouts.
This guide covers all three methods, tested on Elementor 4.0.3 and WordPress 6.9.4. Each method includes exact steps you can follow without referring back to other sections. All steps and navigation paths in this article were last verified in April 2026 on WordPress 6.9.4 and Elementor 4.0.3.
Why Would You Need to Duplicate a Page in Elementor?
Duplicating a page in Elementor lets you reuse layouts, test variations, and maintain design consistency across a growing site, without rebuilding anything from scratch.
| Use Case | Why Duplication Helps |
|---|---|
| Consistent page templates | Reuse the same header, footer, and section layout across service, landing, or product pages |
| A/B testing | Create a variation of a high-performing page without altering the original |
| Multilingual content | Duplicate a page once and translate — layout and design stay identical across language versions |
| Backup before editing | Duplicate before making major changes so you can restore the original version if needed |
| Client site delivery | Copy a finished layout from a staging site to the client’s live domain without rebuilding |
| SEO content clusters | Build topically related pages from a common layout structure and customize keyword targeting per page |
For teams managing multiple client sites, custom WordPress development services can extend this further, ensuring each duplicated page stays aligned with a client’s core functionality and brand standards.
3 Ways to Duplicate a Page in Elementor [Comparison]
Each method works in a different scenario. In our testing across WordPress sites running Elementor 4.0.3, the Save as Template method is fastest for repeating layouts across multiple new pages, while Copy All Content is better for one-off duplication on the same site.
| Method | Best For | Works Across Domains? | Requires Plugin? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Save as Template | Reusable layouts across multiple new pages | No | No (Elementor native) |
| Copy All Content | One-off page duplication on the same site | No | No (Elementor native) |
| Cross Domain Copy Paste | Copying sections or full pages to another website | Yes | Yes (The Plus Addons for Elementor Free) |
How to Duplicate an Elementor Page Using Save as Template
Save as Template saves the full page layout to your Elementor library, so you can insert it into any new page on the same site, as many times as you need. This is the best method when you want to reuse a layout repeatedly across multiple pages.
Part 1: Save the Page as a Template
- Go to WP Admin > Pages > All Pages.
- Find the page you want to duplicate and click Edit with Elementor.
- In the Elementor editor, click the arrow next to the Publish (or Update) button in the top bar.
- Select Save as Template from the dropdown.
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- Enter a name for the template and click Save. The template is now stored in your Elementor library under My Templates.
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Part 2: Use the Template on a New Page
- Go to WP Admin > Pages > Add New.
- Click Edit with Elementor to open the editor.
- On the blank canvas, click the folder icon to open the Elementor Template Library.
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- Go to the My Templates tab and find the template you saved.
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- Click Insert. Elementor loads the full layout into the new page.
- Customize the content as needed, then click Publish.
Note: Dynamic widgets (such as custom query loops or third-party dynamic content widgets) may not fully replicate when saved as a template. Check those sections after inserting the template and reconfigure them if needed.
Want to get more from the Elementor Template Library? Read How to Use Elementor Templates
How to Duplicate an Elementor Page Using Copy All Content
The Copy All Content method copies every section, column, widget, and style from a page to your clipboard. You then paste it into a new page. This takes about two minutes and requires no setup — it is built into Elementor, with 10+ million active installs on WordPress.org as of April 2026.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Go to WP Admin > Pages > All Pages.
- Open the page you want to copy in the Elementor editor.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page canvas until you see the Drag widget here placeholder area.
- Right-click on that area and select Copy All Content from the menu. All sections, columns, and widgets are now on your clipboard.
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- Go to WP Admin > Pages > Add New and click Edit with Elementor.
- Right-click the Drag widget here placeholder on the new blank page and select Paste.
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- Elementor loads all content from the original page. Customize as needed and click Publish.
This method works best for one-off duplication. If you need to reuse the same layout across several pages, Save as Template (Method 1) is faster because you only need to save once and insert multiple times.
Need to copy Elementor pages from one site to another? Read How to Copy Elementor Pages from One Site to Another
How to Duplicate an Elementor Page to Another Website [Free]
Neither of the above methods works across domains. To copy Elementor content from one website to another, you need the Cross Domain Copy Paste feature from The Plus Addons for Elementor by POSIMYTH. This feature is free — it requires no Pro plan.
Cross Domain Copy Paste lets you copy any Elementor section, column, or widget from one website and paste it into another site’s Elementor editor. You can also copy pre-designed sections directly from The Plus Addons live demo site to your own website. The feature requires Elementor to be installed on both sites and works in Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave). Firefox is not currently supported.
Step 1: Install The Plus Addons for Elementor on Both Sites
- On each WordPress site, go to WP Admin > Plugins > Add New.
- Search for The Plus Addons for Elementor and install and activate it. The free version from WordPress.org is all you need for this feature.
Step 2: Enable Cross Domain Copy Paste
- In your WordPress dashboard, go to The Plus Settings > Extras.
- Find Cross Domain Copy Paste and toggle it on.
- Go to The Plus Settings > Performance and clear all caches.
- Repeat these steps on the second website.
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Step 3: Copy Content from the Source Site
- Open the source page in the Elementor editor on your first site.
- Right-click on the section, column, or widget you want to copy.
- Select Plus Copy from the context menu. The content is saved to your clipboard.
Step 4: Paste Content on the Destination Site
- Open the destination page in Elementor on your second website.
- Create a new section where you want to paste the content.
- Right-click and select Plus Paste. The copied section, including all styles and widgets, loads into the page.
- Publish the page when you are satisfied with the result.
You can also use this feature to copy pre-built sections directly from The Plus Addons live demo pages. Hover over any section on the demo site, click Copy, then paste it into your Elementor editor using Plus Paste. Any widget used must be enabled in your Plus Settings for this to work correctly.
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Which Method Should You Use to Duplicate Elementor Pages?
The right method depends on how often you need the layout and where you need it. Here is a quick decision guide:
| Situation | Recommended Method |
|---|---|
| You need a layout once on the same site | Copy All Content — fastest for one-off duplication |
| You want to reuse the same layout across 3+ pages | Save as Template — save once, insert anywhere |
| You are building multiple pages from a base design | Save as Template — reduces rebuilding to zero |
| You need to copy a page to a different website | Cross Domain Copy Paste (Free) via The Plus Addons for Elementor |
| You want to copy a pre-designed section from a live demo | Cross Domain Copy Paste (Free) — copy directly from The Plus Addons demo site |
| You need to duplicate posts, pages, or CPTs without opening Elementor | Yoast Duplicate Post (Free, 4+ million installs on WordPress.org) — clone any post type from the WP admin list view |
If you are using Elementor on multiple client sites, the Cross Domain Copy Paste feature in The Plus Addons for Elementor (Free) saves significant time by letting you carry finished layouts between projects. It is one of 120+ widgets and extensions in the plugin, and it requires no Pro plan to use.
Ready to duplicate a page in Elementor across sites? See The Plus Addons free vs Pro plans. The free version includes Cross Domain Copy Paste, 35+ widgets, and the full Blog Builder.
