Can I copy and paste content from one template to my own Webflow project without using side-by-side browsers?

Yes, you can copy and paste content from one Webflow project to another without using side-by-side browsers by using Webflow's built-in Cross-site Copy and Paste feature. Here’s how:

1. Copy the Elements

• Open the source Webflow project and locate the elements you want to copy.
• Select the elements (such as Sections, Divs, or Components) in the Designer.
• Press Cmd + C (Mac) or Ctrl + C (Windows) to copy.

2. Paste into the Destination Project

• Open the destination Webflow project in another tab (within the same browser).
• Navigate to the section where you want to paste the content.
• Press Cmd + V (Mac) or Ctrl + V (Windows) to paste the copied elements.

3. Resolve Style Conflicts

• Webflow will paste the elements along with their associated styles and classes.
• If the same class names exist in both projects, Webflow may create duplicate styles with adjusted names (e.g., .button may become .button-2).
• Review and rename styles if needed to maintain consistency in your design system.

4. Check for Missing Assets

• Images, fonts, and interactions should transfer automatically, but it's best to verify in the Assets Panel.
• If some assets didn’t transfer, manually upload them to your destination project.

Summary

You can easily copy and paste elements between Webflow projects using the built-in Cross-site Copy and Paste feature. Just copy elements in one project, switch to another tab, and paste them. Be sure to check for style duplicates and missing assets after pasting.