The Clone Page Macro is a powerful tool for duplicating pages within Confluence. It allows you to specify the source page to clone, the destination location for the cloned page, a default title, default labels, and the option to clone labels from the source page. You can also customize the button text and appearance to fit your needs.

This macro is ideal for creating robust templates and cloning them as needed, making it perfect for meeting notes, customized templates, documentation, and more.

Finding the macro in the Confluence macro navigator

Maybe you’re already a Confluence guru and know the ease of the macro navigator.

However, for those who early in the Confluence journey, here is a quick guide. Click as below and write Clone Page (Space Crafter). You can also Click View more and click Confluence content and Click on Clone Page (Space Crafter)

Configuring the Macro

When setting up the macro, you have the following options to configure:

Source Page

Specify the ID of the page you would like to use as a template. To find the page ID, navigate to the desired page and copy the ID number from the URL panel. (Refer to "Finding Page ID" at the bottom of this page for further guidance if needed.)

Parent Page

Specify the ID of the page you want to designate as the parent of the newly created pages. Similar to the source page, you can find the page ID by navigating to the page and copying the ID number from the URL panel. (Refer to "Finding Page ID" at the bottom of this page for further guidance if needed.)

Title

Set the title for the new page. The title will automatically include a timestamp to ensure uniqueness. For example, a page titled "Your Page Title" created on May 27, 2024, at 13:21 will be named "2024-05-27 13:21 - Your Page Title."