Copying an entire page from one Webflow project to another is not directly possible with a one-click feature, but there are effective workarounds to achieve the same result.
1. Use the Webflow “Copy/Paste Between Projects” Feature
- Webflow allows copying elements between projects if both projects are opened in the same browser session.
- Open both projects in separate tabs within the same browser.
- In the original project, select all elements on the page (click on the Body element, then use shortcut Cmd/Ctrl+A to select everything).
- Copy the elements (Cmd/Ctrl+C) and paste them (Cmd/Ctrl+V) into a blank page in the second project.
- This method only transfers elements and structures — not page settings (SEO/meta tags), custom code, or page-level styles like background color for the canvas.
- Make sure classes, symbols, interactions, and assets used on that page are also copied; missing assets must be re-uploaded.
2. Duplicate the Entire Project
- If you need to replicate multiple pages or preserve all assets, interactions, and classes, it’s more efficient to duplicate the project.
- Go to the Webflow Dashboard, click the three dots (…) on the project, then select Duplicate.
- The duplicate will include all pages, styles, CMS collections, and assets.
- After duplication, connect a new custom domain if you’re launching it separately:
- Go to Project Settings > Hosting.
- Add your new domain under Custom Domains.
- Update DNS records in your domain registrar.
3. When to Duplicate vs. Manual Copy
- Duplicate the project if:
- You're reusing most of the original site.
- You want to preserve structure, CMS content, and styles.
- Copy/paste page elements if:
- You only need a single page or component.
- The new project is already built and you're just migrating part of a layout.
Summary
To copy a page from one Webflow project to another, use the in-browser copy/paste feature between open projects. If you need everything, including assets and structure, duplicate the entire project and point it to a new custom domain.