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Move pages to a different project

To move a page to another project, change the Linked to project setting in the page's settings. To add copies of pages from another project to the project you're working in, use Duplicate a page. Moving takes the page out of its current project; duplicating leaves the original pages where they are.


Moving a page to another project


Moving a page removes it from its current project and adds it at the end of the project you choose.


  1. In Projects, open the project that has the page.
  2. Hover over the page and click the wrench icon (Page settings).
  3. In the General tab, under Linked to project, choose the project you want to move the page to.
  4. Click Save.


Image: linking a page to another project


After the move:


  • The page keeps the last part of its URL, but its full URL now sits under the new project. Links to the page's old URL in the original project no longer lead to it.
  • Embed codes you created for this page stay linked to the page in its new project.
  • Publish the target project to make the moved page live there.


To keep the page in the original project as well, duplicate it first: hover over the page and click the duplicate icon (Duplicate page). The copy appears directly below the original, with the same title. Then move the copy.


Copying pages from another project


Duplicate a page adds copies of one or more pages from another project to the project you're working in. The original pages stay in their own project.


  1. In Projects, open the project you want to add the pages to.
  2. Click Add page at the top right.
  3. In the Add a new page panel, click Duplicate a page.


Image: adding a new page to your project


  1. Under "Choose a project", click the project that has the pages.
  2. Tick the checkbox of each page you want to copy.
  3. Click Duplicate page.


The copies are added at the bottom of the project, with " - copy" after each page title.


Frequently asked questions


Does moving a page change its URL?


Yes. When you move a page to another project, it keeps the last part of its URL, but the full URL now sits under the new project. Links to the page's old URL in the original project no longer lead to it. Publish the target project to make the moved page live there.


Can I keep the original page when I move it to another project?


Yes. Duplicate the page first, then move the copy. In the page overview of the project, hover over the page and click the duplicate icon (Duplicate page). The copy appears directly below the original, with the same title. Open the copy's Page settings with the wrench icon, choose the new project under Linked to project in the General tab, and click Save.


Why can't I see a project or page in the Duplicate a page list?


The list under "Choose a project" only shows projects that:


  • are the same project type as the project you're adding the pages to
  • you have edit rights for
  • contain pages you can copy


After you choose a project, only its active pages are listed. Inactive pages, and pages made with an editor your subscription doesn't include, don't appear.


Why is the Add page button greyed out?


Add page and the duplicate icon on a page are disabled when your user doesn't have the Create and delete pages right. Without it, you can't add, copy or duplicate pages. Ask an admin of your Maglr account to check this right for your user in Settings, under Users.

Updated on: 26/10/2026