Duplicate Page and Post in WordPress: 6 Best Plugins Compared

To duplicate a page and post in WordPress you need a plugin. Core still ships no clone button in 2026. A duplicate page and post plugin adds a Clone or Duplicate link to your Posts and Pages list, and one click creates a draft copy carrying the content, featured image, template, and custom fields of the original.

This comparison covers six plugins that do that job well, with live WordPress.org numbers pulled on 11 August 2026: active installs, ratings, current version, and last update. It also flags one plugin that older roundups still recommend even though it has been closed on WordPress.org, plus the no-plugin route and the duplicate-content rules that keep a cloned page out of trouble.

What a Duplicate Page and Post Plugin Actually Copies

Copy-pasting content by hand moves the words. It leaves behind everything else that makes a page work.

A real duplicator carries over:

  • Content and layout: every Gutenberg block or page builder section, in order
  • Featured image: plus whichever page template the original was assigned
  • Custom fields and post meta: including ACF field values
  • Taxonomies: categories, tags, product categories, custom taxonomies
  • Post status control: so the copy lands as a draft instead of going live by accident

Where the six plugins below differ is how much of that list they cover, whether they reach custom post types and WooCommerce products, and whether you can restrict cloning by user role. That is the whole buying decision.

Quick Comparison: 6 Duplicate Page and Post Plugins

PluginActive installsRatingVersion / last updateBest for
WP Adminify (Post Duplicator)7,000+86% (108)4.2.25 · Aug 2026Duplication plus a full admin toolkit in one plugin
Yoast Duplicate Post3,000,000+94% (538)4.7 · Jun 2026Editorial teams that republish updated posts
Duplicate Post (Inisev)300,000+98% (1,609)1.5.5 · Aug 2026Bulk cloning and cleaning up duplicates
Duplicate Page3,000,000+96% (465)4.5.9 · May 2026Single-click cloning, nothing else
Post Duplicator200,000+96% (80)3.0.15 · May 2026Custom post types with heavy custom fields
Fast Page & Post Duplicator60,000+94% (13)9.3 · Mar 2026Bulk-duplicating dummy content while building

Figures come straight from the WordPress.org plugin API on 11 August 2026 and move over time, so check the plugin page before you install.

The 6 Best WordPress Duplicate Post Plugins

1. WP Adminify Post Duplicator

WP Adminify duplicate page and post plugin banner from the WordPress plugin repository

WP Adminify takes a different angle: cloning is one module inside a dashboard toolkit rather than a standalone plugin. Turn on Post Duplicator under Adminify → Addons and an Adminify Clone link appears in the row actions of whichever post types you tick.

The reach is the interesting part. Alongside posts and pages it covers custom post types, WooCommerce products, orders and coupons, and even taxonomy terms like categories and tags, which single-purpose duplicators skip entirely. Clones save as drafts by default, so nothing hits the live site until you publish.

  • Copies: blocks and page builder data, featured image, template, custom fields, taxonomies
  • Pros: covers post types, taxonomies and WooCommerce data; replaces several single-feature plugins; free tier includes the duplicator
  • Cons: heavier than a single-purpose duplicator if cloning is genuinely all you need
  • Best for: sites already carrying five or six small admin plugins that could be consolidated into one

The same install also handles drag-and-drop post reordering, an admin menu editor, and the rest of the productivity modules. Download it from the WordPress.org plugin page.

2. Yoast Duplicate Post

Yoast Duplicate Post plugin banner on WordPress.org for cloning WordPress pages and posts

The default answer for most sites, at 3 million+ active installs. Yoast Duplicate Post gives you three actions in the row hover menu: Clone (silent copy), New Draft (copy and open it in the editor), and Rewrite & Republish.

That last one is the reason editorial teams pick it. Rewrite & Republish clones a live post, lets you rework the draft at your own pace, then merges the changes back into the original URL. There is no second URL, no redirect to set up, and no ranking to move. If your workflow is mostly updating posts you already published, that alone decides it.

Settings under Settings → Duplicate Post split into three tabs: what to copy (title, date, status, taxonomies, comments, custom fields), which user roles get permission, and where the links appear.

  • Pros: free with no paid upsell; role permissions; prefix/suffix on cloned titles; Rewrite & Republish
  • Cons: no bulk clone action; some page builders need custom fields explicitly whitelisted
  • Best for: blogs and editorial teams that update published posts regularly

View on WordPress.org

3. Duplicate Post by Inisev

Duplicate Post plugin by Inisev banner for bulk cloning WordPress posts and pages

The highest-rated plugin in this list, at 98% across 1,609 ratings. That is a much bigger sample than most of the others carry. It clones posts, pages and custom post types, and adds two things the others mostly lack: bulk duplication from the Bulk Actions dropdown, and bulk deletion for clearing out the clones afterwards.

If you build staging content, seed a category with test posts, or generate variants in batches, selecting 20 rows and duplicating them in one action beats 20 individual clicks.

  • Pros: bulk duplicate and bulk delete; strong rating base; actively maintained (last update August 2026)
  • Cons: the delete tooling is powerful enough to be dangerous without a backup
  • Best for: agencies and developers cloning in volume

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4. Duplicate Page

Duplicate Page WordPress plugin banner for one click page and post cloning

Another 3 million+ install veteran, and the most single-minded option here. Duplicate Page clones posts, pages and custom posts with one click and lets you choose the resulting status (draft, publish, pending or private), plus an editor preference for classic, Gutenberg, or your page builder, and a title suffix.

The Pro version adds user-role restrictions, filtering which post types show the clone link, custom clone-link text, and automatic redirection after cloning.

  • Pros: tiny footprint; choose clone status; huge install base; free version is enough for most sites
  • Cons: role restrictions are paid-only; tested up to WordPress 6.9.6 rather than the current 7.x line
  • Best for: anyone who wants a clone link and nothing more

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5. Post Duplicator by Metaphor Creations

Post Duplicator plugin banner showing the WordPress duplicate post tool for custom post types

Post Duplicator's pitch is fidelity. It reproduces custom post types along with their custom taxonomies and custom fields, which matters when your "page" is really a portfolio item or a listing built on ACF. Configure it under Tools → Post Duplicator: pick the status the copy takes, and optionally map the duplicate to a different post type entirely.

That post-type mapping is unusual. It lets you turn a post into a page, or a portfolio item into a case study, without rebuilding the layout.

  • Pros: reliable with custom fields and taxonomies; can change post type during duplication; 200,000+ installs
  • Cons: does not copy comments; documentation is thin
  • Best for: sites built on custom post types and ACF

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6. Fast Page & Post Duplicator

Fast Page and Post Duplicator plugin banner for cloning WordPress pages during development

Built by a developer who wanted dummy content quickly, and it behaves like it. Hover a row, click Duplicate, and the copy appears. It handles custom post types, custom taxonomies and custom fields, and it can spin up multiple copies of one item at once, which is what you want when you are filling out a layout during a build.

  • Pros: genuinely fast; multiple copies in one action; handles custom fields and taxonomies
  • Cons: only tested to WordPress 6.7.6 and last updated March 2026, so try it on staging first
  • Best for: developers generating placeholder content

View on WordPress.org

One Plugin to Skip: "Duplicate Page and Post" Is Closed

Duplicate Page and Post plugin banner, a WordPress duplicate plugin now closed on WordPress.org

Search the exact phrase "duplicate page and post" and you will land on roundups, this site's own older article included, recommending a plugin by that name. As of August 2026 the WordPress.org API returns closed for it. The listing page still loads, but the plugin is no longer distributed or maintained.

Closed plugins stop receiving security patches. If it is still active on your site, deactivate it and move to one of the six above. Any of them will pick up the same job in a couple of minutes.

How to Duplicate a Page or Post in WordPress

The flow is close to identical across plugins. Using WP Adminify as the example:

  1. Install and activate the plugin from Plugins → Add New.
  2. Enable the duplicator. Go to Adminify → Addons, find Post Duplicator, and switch it on.
  3. Pick the post types. Tick Pages and Posts, plus Products or any custom post type you clone regularly.
  4. Clone the item. Open Pages → All Pages, hover the row, and click Adminify Clone next to Edit and Trash.
  5. Edit the draft. The copy appears as a draft. Change the title and slug, edit the content, publish when it is ready.

Yoast Duplicate Post uses Clone / New Draft in the same row-actions spot; Post Duplicator lives under Tools. The muscle memory transfers.

Duplicate a Page Without a Plugin

The block editor can copy content with no plugin at all:

  1. Open the page in the block editor.
  2. Click the Options menu, the three-dot icon in the top right corner.
  3. Choose Copy all blocks.
  4. Create a new page and paste with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.

Every block arrives intact. What does not arrive: the featured image, page template, custom fields, and SEO plugin settings. You set those by hand every time. Fine for a one-off. As a habit it gets old fast, which is the whole argument for a duplicate page and post plugin.

Duplicating Pages and SEO: What Actually Matters

Cloning is safe. Publishing two near-identical pages is where sites get into trouble, because Google then has to guess which URL deserves the ranking, and it may split link signals between them or ignore both.

Two URLs like example.com/pricing-plans and example.com/pricing-plans-2 holding the same copy, title, and meta description compete against each other for nothing.

Before you publish a duplicate:

  • Leave the copy as a draft until it is genuinely different. Every plugin here defaults to draft. Keep it that way.
  • Set a canonical URL on the copy pointing at the original if the two must both stay live, so search engines know which one to index.
  • Rewrite the title, meta description, and slug. Reusing them is the single most common duplicate-content mistake.
  • Change the body copy meaningfully, not just the headline. A page that is 95% identical is thin content by another name.
  • Update tags and categories so the two pages target different queries.
  • Use Rewrite & Republish (Yoast Duplicate Post) when the goal is updating an existing post rather than creating a new one. It never creates a second URL, so there is nothing to de-duplicate.

Internal staging copies, landing page variants behind ad campaigns, and drafts you never publish carry no SEO risk at all, because none of it is indexable. The rules above only start applying at the moment you publish.

Which One Should You Install?

  • Just want a clone link: Duplicate Page or Yoast Duplicate Post.
  • Refreshing published posts: Yoast Duplicate Post, for Rewrite & Republish.
  • Cloning in bulk: Duplicate Post by Inisev.
  • Custom post types and ACF fields: Post Duplicator.
  • Cutting down your plugin count: WP Adminify, where duplication ships alongside menu editing, white labeling, and dashboard controls in one install. Compare the free and paid modules on the pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does WordPress have a built-in duplicate page button?

No. WordPress core has never shipped a duplicate or clone action for posts and pages, and it still has not in 2026. The closest native option is Copy all blocks in the block editor, which copies content only.

Does duplicating a page hurt SEO?

Duplicating does not. Publishing two near-identical URLs does. Keep the copy as a draft, or change its title, slug, meta description and body before publishing, and set a canonical URL if both versions must stay live.

Can I duplicate WooCommerce products and custom post types?

Yes, with the right plugin. WP Adminify covers products, orders, coupons, custom post types and taxonomy terms. Post Duplicator and Fast Page & Post Duplicator handle custom post types with their taxonomies and custom fields. WooCommerce also has its own built-in Duplicate row action for products.

Can I duplicate multiple posts at once?

Duplicate Post by Inisev adds bulk duplication to the Bulk Actions dropdown, and Fast Page & Post Duplicator can create several copies of one item in a single action. Most other duplicators are one click, one copy.

Does the copy include the featured image and custom fields?

With every plugin in this list, yes, though Yoast Duplicate Post lets you choose exactly what carries over, and some page builder fields need to be whitelisted in its settings before they copy.

Can I stop other users from duplicating posts?

Yoast Duplicate Post includes role permissions for free. Duplicate Page puts user-role restrictions behind its Pro version. WP Adminify controls which post types expose the clone link at all.

What happens to comments on a duplicated post?

Most duplicators leave comments behind by default, which is usually what you want. Yoast Duplicate Post can copy them if you enable it; Post Duplicator cannot copy them at all.

Wrapping Up

Duplicating a page and post in WordPress takes one click once the right plugin is in place. Pick Yoast Duplicate Post if you refresh published content, Duplicate Post by Inisev if you clone in batches, Post Duplicator for custom post type work, and WP Adminify if you would rather have duplication plus the rest of your admin tweaks in a single plugin instead of six.

Whichever you pick, the SEO part does not change. Cloning costs you nothing. Publishing the clone before you have made it different is what causes the problem.

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