Bulk Page Cloner for Confluence

Step 1 — Source

Pick the one page every copy is made from.

v10.2.0 — Latest Runs on Atlassian Atlassian Forge Confluence Cloud
Step 1: Source — choose a page to clone
Pick the page to clone.

Choose one page as a template that copies will be made from. The list is instance-wide rather than scoped to the space you happen to be in, so you can clone a template out of one space into another without leaving the app.

  • Search page titles — matches across every space you have permission to read. The count above the table (“566 pages”) tells you how much is currently in scope, so you can see whether a filter is doing anything.
  • Filter by space — narrow to a single space, or leave it on All Spaces. Useful when a title like “Onboarding” exists in four different spaces.
  • Have a link? Paste a page URL — if the page is already open in another tab, paste its URL and skip searching entirely. This is the reliable route when several pages share a name, because a URL identifies exactly one page.

Each row shows the page title, the space it lives in and when it was modified — enough to tell two similarly named pages apart before you commit. Click Select on the row you want and the app moves straight to Step 2.