Clone HubSpot content

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 also clone a template, theme, or module to make changes without affecting pages using the original file. 

Please note: you can manage AI feature access in your AI settings and configure what data is shared. Review HubSpot's AI Trust FAQs and AI Model Cards for detailed information on AI security controls, data use, and compliance.

Before you get started

Before you clone HubSpot content, review the requirements and considerations.

• To use HubSpot's AI to clone content, turn on Give users access to Breeze Assistant in your AI settings.

Clone blog posts, articles, and website pages

Changes made to a cloned page won't affect the original page. If you change the cloned page's template, those changes will affect all pages using that template. 

1. Navigate to your content:
   • Website Pages: In your HubSpot account, click More, then navigate to Content > Website Pages. If More doesn't appear in your account, navigate to Content > Website Pages directly.

1. • Blog: In your HubSpot account, click More, then navigate to Content > Blog. If More doesn't appear in your account, navigate to Content > Blog directly.
   • Knowledge Base: In your HubSpot account, click More, then navigate to Service > Knowledge Base. If More doesn't appear in your account, navigate to Service > Knowledge Base directly.
2. Hover over the content and click Clone. 
3. In the dialog box, enter an internal name for your new blog post, article, or website page and then click Clone. 
4. In the content editor, customize your cloned content. 

Please note: legacy knowledge base articles can't be cloned. Learn more about migrating your knowledge base.

Clone landing pages

Clone landing pages and customize the content manually, or use HubSpot's AI, to generate new content.

1. In your HubSpot account, click More, then navigate to Content > Landing Pages. If More doesn't appear in your account, navigate to Content > Landing Pages directly.
2. Hover over the content and click Clone. 
3. In the dialog box, enter an internal name for the landing page. 
4. To generate new content using AI, select the Generate new content with AI checkbox. Otherwise, skip the checkbox. 

1. • If you select the Generate new content with AI checkbox, you'll be directed to the Generate content page to provide more details. 
   • If you don't select the Generate new content with AI checkbox, you'll be directed to the content editor to continue customizing the landing page.

5. When finished, click Clone.

Clone emails

1. In your HubSpot account, click More, then navigate to Marketing > Email. If More doesn't appear in your account, navigate to Marketing > Email directly.
2. Hover over your email and click Clone. 
3. In the right side panel, enter the email name in the Email name field.
4. In the Email type section, select whether your new email will be Regular or Automated.
5. To include the original email's simple workflows, select the Copy simple workflows checkbox. This option is only available for regular emails. 
6. In the email editor, customize your cloned email. By default, your cloned email will have the same settings, options, and recipients lists as the original email.

Please note: HubSpot blog subscription emails can't be cloned.

Clone emails on the HubSpot mobile app

You can also clone a marketing email using the HubSpot mobile app.

1. Open the HubSot mobile app on your mobile device.
2. Tap Menu, then tap Marketing emails in the left sidebar.
3. Tap a marketing email.
4. In the top right, tap the three horizontal dots, then tap Clone.

Clone templates, themes, and module

Accounts with access to the design manager can clone assets created there, such as templates, themes, and modules. 

1. In your HubSpot account, click More, then navigate to Content > Design Manager. If More doesn't appear in your account, navigate to Content > Design Manager directly.
2. In the finder, click the name of a template, theme, or module. 
3. Click the File dropdown menu and select Clone "[file name]". A copy of the file will be created with the name [File name] copy. The copy will open automatically in the layout editor.

4. 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.