How can I share and copy pages and content between projects in Webflow?
TL;DR
- Copy and paste elements between projects by opening them in separate tabs and transferring content manually.
- Use cloneable projects or Library Components (for Workspace plans) to share full pages or reusable elements across projects.
Webflow doesn’t support full-page transfers between projects directly, but you can share and copy content using a few practical methods depending on what you need to transfer.
1. Use the Webflow Components Feature
- Save sections, elements, or groups as Reusable Components in your project.
- Unfortunately, components can't be transferred between different projects directly.
- However, you can copy the component on the canvas and paste it into another project (see next step).
2. Copy and Paste Between Projects
- Open two Webflow projects in separate browser tabs (use the same Webflow account).
- Select the desired section or element in the first project.
- Use Ctrl+C (Cmd+C on Mac) to copy.
- Switch to the second project and Ctrl+V (Cmd+V) to paste.
- Text, styles, containers, and interactions will transfer, including custom CSS classes.
- Assets (e.g., images) must be re-uploaded manually unless embedded via URL.
3. Use Cloneable Projects
- Create a new Webflow project and copy the page or layout you want to share.
- Publish the new project as a “Cloneable” in Webflow’s showcase settings.
- Others (including yourself) can then “Clone” the project and use it as a base in a new site.
- Best for creating templates or sharing full-page layouts between team members.
4. Webflow Libraries (for Enterprise or Teams)
- If you’re on a Workspace plan with Libraries (Teams or Enterprise), you can:
- Convert elements into Library Components.
- Reuse them across multiple projects within the same workspace.
- Automatically update them across projects when the component is edited.
5. Manual Rebuilding (When Necessary)
- For more complex setups (custom CMS collections, interlinked pages, or interactions), manual replication may be faster than copying if too many dependencies are involved.
- Export code only applies to static content and cannot be imported into another Webflow project.
Summary
To share and copy pages or content between Webflow projects, the most common method is copy/paste via browser tabs, or using cloneable projects for full-page reuse. If you're on a Workspace plan, Library Components allow consistent reuse across multiple projects.