Can I duplicate and save my home page as another page in Webflow?
TL;DR
- Create a new page in Webflow via the Pages panel and name it.
- Copy all content from the original homepage and paste it into the new page.
- Adjust the new page's settings (title, meta, etc.) and publish your project.
Yes, you can duplicate your homepage and save it as another page in Webflow by manually duplicating its content. Webflow doesn't have a native "duplicate page" button, but you can achieve the same result using the Designer.
1. Create a New Page
- Go to the Pages panel in the Webflow Designer (left sidebar icon with stacked pages).
- Click the + (plus) button to create a new page.
- Give the new page a name and slug (e.g.,
/home-copy).
2. Copy Elements from the Home Page
- Open your original Home Page in the Designer.
- Select all your page content inside the Body (usually a top-level
SectionorWrapper). - Use Ctrl/Cmd + C to copy.
3. Paste Into New Page
- Navigate to your newly created page in the Pages panel.
- Click inside the Body and press Ctrl/Cmd + V to paste the copied content.
- Your layout, styles, and interactions will be retained unless they are page-specific or symbol-linked.
4. Adjust Page Settings
- Open the Page Settings for the new page (click the gear icon next to the page name).
- Update the Title, Meta Description, and Open Graph settings if needed.
5. Publish
- Once you're done, Publish your project to view both the original and duplicated pages live.
Summary
While Webflow doesn’t offer a direct “duplicate page” feature, you can effectively create a copy of your homepage by manually creating a new page and copying over the content. This method preserves layout and styles while giving you full control over modifications.