How To Duplicate a Page on Squarespace

by Jeremiah Svaren | Last Updated: May 24, 2021 •  2 min read

Tutorials » Squarespace

Cloning a page in Squarespace is pretty simple and a great way to save time when building your website.

The process is very similar for Squarespace versions 7.0 & 7.1.

However, in Squarespace version 7.0, you are unable to duplicate index pages. I know, pretty annoying :/

If you are more of a visual learner, then check out our video tutorial below, otherwise keep on reading!

First step

First, you go into “Pages”, then hover over the page you want to clone. At this point, a little gear icon will pop up, go ahead and click on that.

Now to duplicate the page

Scroll to the bottom of that popup box and you’ll see “Duplicate Page”, click that and then you’ll have to confirm that you want to create a copy. A pretty easy job right?

But that’s not all! You’ll have a copy of this Squarespace page, but you’ll want to make some updates to this duplicate. Continue reading on and I’ll show you how to improve your SEO while you are at it!

Fix the duplicate pages SEO

You’ll want to make sure that you go into the page settings for your newly duplicated page. Remember that little gear from our first step above? Yep, you’ll want to go into those setting on this new page.

Here are the settings you need to update on the duplicated page

First, update the Page Title, then the Navigation Title, and lastly the URL Slug.

Finally, update your SEO settings for that page. These are the settings that Google will pull to place into search results. Well maybe Google will pull that info, they might decide to pull a different Meta Description. But filling these settings out will help give Google more information about your website!

Now you have a fully duplicated page!

Be sure to change out any content on the page and link the new page in your navigation or in other pages. Squarespace makes this an easy job that anyone can do!

Hopefully with this new tool in your back pocket, you can build your website faster and more consistently.

Jeremiah Svaren wears just about all the hats at Svaren Web Studio. He started getting into web design and development back in 2013. First starting to learn on his own with books and tutorials, then in 2014 he attended The Tech Academy in Portland, Oregon. He learned all about software engineering and decided to start freelancing. Now when he isn't helping clients, he makes helpful content here and on his YouTube channel Svaren.