Webflow does not currently support copying an entire page directly between different projects, but you can achieve this using a workaround. Alternatively, duplicating the whole project is an option depending on your needs.
1. Use the Copy/Paste Method Between Two Webflow Projects
- Open both Webflow projects in different browser tabs (Project A = source, Project B = destination).
- In Project A, go to the Designer and select all elements on the page (or just the sections you want).
- Copy using CMD/CTRL + C.
- Switch to Project B’s Designer and paste using CMD/CTRL + V.
- This will also bring over styles and components, but:
- Symbols will only transfer if copied during the process.
- Interactions, custom code, CMS bindings, and assets must be recreated or imported manually.
2. Use Symbols for Reusability (across the same project only)
- Symbols (Webflow’s reusable components) can help move content between pages within the same project.
- Note: They cannot be transferred between different projects.
3. Duplicate the Entire Project (Best for Duplicating Websites)
- If you need to recreate the entire website but under a new domain, duplicating the project is the most reliable method.
- Go to your Webflow Dashboard, click Duplicate on the project tile.
- This creates an exact copy, including:
- Pages
- CMS Collections
- Assets
- Interactions
- Custom Code
- Then, set up a new custom domain in Project Settings > Hosting and update your DNS records accordingly.
4. Limitations You Should Know
- CMS content is project-specific and can't be copied over directly via clipboard.
- To transfer CMS items, you’ll need to export/import CSV files manually.
- Custom Code, Forms, and Site Settings must be manually reconfigured when copying elements between projects.
Summary
You can’t copy a full page between projects in one action, but you can manually copy elements via clipboard between Designer tabs. If you're duplicating a full site, it’s better to duplicate the entire project and connect a new custom domain.