Confluence makes it easy to create one page. But if you need ten, twenty, or twenty-five — all named differently and placed in the right spot — you're stuck clicking duplicate, renaming, moving, and repeating.
Bulk Page Cloner was built to fix exactly that. It's a Confluence Cloud app that lets you pick any existing page, set all the titles up front, choose where they go, and generate the whole batch at once.
How it works
- Pick a source page — any existing Confluence page becomes the template
- Name your copies up front — no more renaming after the fact
- Choose a destination — select the space and where in the page tree they should land
- Generate — all pages are created and ready to open immediately
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A quick example
Say you publish the same quarterly report for every region. Instead of duplicating and renaming one page at a time, you open Bulk Page Cloner, set your titles, and walk away with:
- Q3 Report — East
- Q3 Report — West
- Q3 Report — North
- Q3 Report — South
- Q3 Report — Central
All under the right parent page, consistently named, in seconds.
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The same pattern works for onboarding docs, project kickoff pages, sprint templates, client folders — anything you need one of per team, per client, or per month.
Want the full backstory on why this was built? I wrote about it on the Atlassian Community — including the questions that shaped the design. Read the community post →
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