Yes, you can duplicate elements and all their child elements in Webflow to efficiently replicate similar content structures.
1. Use the Duplicate Shortcut or Right-Click
- Select the parent element you want to copy (e.g., a Container, Div, Section).
- Right-click and choose Duplicate, or use the shortcut Cmd+D (Mac) / Ctrl+D (Windows).
- This creates an exact copy of the parent and all nested children immediately below the original.
2. Duplicate Collection Items
- When using Collection Lists, you can't duplicate items manually, as they are automatically generated based on CMS content.
- To replicate a Collection item, add another CMS entry in the Collection. Webflow will automatically display it if the Collection List allows it.
3. Use Symbols for Repeated Layouts
- If you're duplicating sections that stay structurally identical across pages, consider turning the element into a Symbol (now called Components in newer versions).
- Select the element and click Create Component in the right panel or from the right-click menu.
- You can reuse the component anywhere and even define Overrides for customizable content.
4. Copy-Paste Across Pages or Projects
- You can copy any element (and its children) from one page or project and paste it into another Webflow page/project.
- Use Cmd+C / Cmd+V (Mac) or Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V (Windows) for quick duplication across locations.
Summary
To duplicate elements and their children in Webflow, use the Duplicate option or shortcut, create Components for reusable structures, and copy-paste for replication across pages or projects. This ensures fast and consistent layout creation.