Last updated: June 28, 2023
Available with any of the following subscriptions, except where noted:
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You can clone a HubSpot blog post, email, or page to use an existing piece of content as a starting point for a new piece of content. In the design manager, you can clone a template, theme, or module to make changes without affecting pages using the original file.
Clone blog posts and pages
Changes made to a cloned page will not affect the original page. If you change the cloned page's template, however, those changes will affect all pages using that template.
Please note: knowledge base articles can't be cloned.
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Navigate to your content:
- Website Pages: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Website > Website Pages.
- Landing Pages: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Landing Pages.
- Blog: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Website > Blog.
- Hover over a post or page and click Clone.
- In the dialog box, enter an internal name for your new blog post or page, then click Clone.
- In the content editor, edit your cloned page.
Clone emails
Please note: HubSpot blog subscription emails can't be cloned.
- In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Email.
- Hover over your email and click Clone.
- In the dialog box, select whether your new email will be Regular or Automated.
- If the email was created with a drag and drop template and contains smart content, select Remove smart content or Keep smart content in the dialog box.
- In the email editor, modify your cloned email. By default, your cloned email will have the same settings, options, and recipients lists as the original email.
Clone templates, themes, and module
Accounts with access to the design manager can clone assets created there, such as templates, themes, and modules.
- In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Files and Templates > Design Tools.
- In the finder, click the name of a template, theme, or module.
- Click the File dropdown menu and select Clone "[file name]". A clone of the file will be created with the name [File name] copy, and the cloned file will open automatically in the layout editor.
- To create an HTML copy of a drag and drop template, click the Actions dropdown menu and select Clone to HTML. The cloned template will contain raw HTML, rather than drag and drop modules.
