How to duplicate multiple Confluence pages — instead of manually pressing duplicate one-by-one

[Eric Huang]

Hey Atlassian Community — Eric here from DataPingo.

Last year I explored “bulk creation” for Confluence reporting and built an app called Bulk Report Generator. But after building it, I realized it was trying to do too much — templates added complexity, and the workflow didn’t feel as natural as just working with real Confluence pages.

(If you’re curious, here’s the original post about Bulk Report Generator)

So I took the best part of that idea and rebuilt it into a simpler, focused app: Bulk Page Cloner for Confluence. The app is straightforward: pick any existing Confluence page as the source page, create 1–25 copies in one go, and set each page title up front.

Here’s the step-by-step workflow Bulk Page Cloner follows (and what I think Confluence should make effortless):

1. Pick a source page

• Either browse and select any existing Confluence page, or paste a page URL

2. Choose how many copies you need (1–25) + set titles

• Enter each page title up front (e.g., “Product Report — Mar 2026”, “Apr 2026”, …)
• This avoids the duplicate/rename/repeat loop and helps prevent naming drift

3. Choose where the new pages should live

• Select destination space
• Create new pages as a child page, parent page or new child + parent page

4. Generate & access pages

• Quickly access each new page

Example use case (monthly reports):

Take one “Product Report” page and generate:

• Product Report — Mar 2026
• Product Report — Apr 2026
• Product Report — May 2026
• Product Report — June 2026
• Product Report — July 2026
• 
  …under the right parent page in a few clicks.

Questions for the community:

• What’s your most common “repeat this page” workflow in Confluence?
• What naming patterns do you use (dates, numbering, customers, projects)?
• What’s harder for you: speed, or keeping the page tree clean?

If you want to try it:

📥 Install from Atlassian Marketplace: Bulk Page Cloner for Confluence (Duplicate Multiple Pages)

🌐 Learn more: Full Documentation

🌐 Company Website: DataPingo

[s_gridnevskii]

When we had datacenter I connected to Confluence using WebDav. I mounted pages to network disc and could work with them as files. It was pretty convenient since I could use standard linux tools like sed or grep to quickly modify pages.

[Eric Huang]

 @s_gridnevskii That’s a really cool workflow — mounting Confluence via WebDAV and treating pages like files sounds incredibly powerful. Being able to run grep/sed across a space would make bulk changes way faster than clicking through the editor.

Two quick questions:

1. Are you on Confluence Cloud now, or still on Data Center?
2. If you’re on Cloud, what do you use today to bulk edit / search & replace across spaces (any specific tools, scripts, or apps)?