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📋 How to Duplicate Collections on WithMe

Learn how to quickly duplicate a Collection in your WithMe Memberships library so you can reuse the structure for a new set of content without rebuilding it from scratch.

📋 How to Duplicate Collections on WithMe

Save time and keep your content structure consistent by duplicating a Collection right inside your WithMe Memberships library. Whether you're reusing a weekly module layout or cloning a template across themes, duplication makes building out your hub faster. 🚀


🔍 Where to Find It

The duplicate option lives inside each Collection's toolbar — the same place you edit items, share, and reorder the Collection.

  1. In the left sidebar, open My Hub → Memberships, then switch to the Collections tab.

  2. Click the Collection you want to duplicate to open it.

Memberships Collections tab with 3-dot menus on each Collection


📑 How to Duplicate a Collection

Duplicating a Collection copies the Collection and all the posts inside it — perfect for repeating a weekly structure or template.

  1. Inside the Collection, click Duplicate in the toolbar at the top of the page.

  2. A copy of the Collection (with all its posts) appears in your Collections list, prefixed with "Copy of…".

  3. Rename it, swap the cover image if needed, and tweak the contents. ✏️


📝 Duplicating Just One Post

Want to reuse a single post's layout without starting from scratch? Duplicate at the post level:

  1. Open My Hub → Memberships → Posts tab.

  2. Click the three-dot menu (⋯) on the post you want to copy.

  3. Select Duplicate. The duplicated post appears in your posts list — update the title, content, and scheduling as needed. 🎉


💡 Tips and Things to Know

💡 Pro Tip: After duplicating, use the Reorder Collections button on the Collections tab to drag the duplicate into the right position in your hub — the changes save instantly!

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

  • Duplicated posts copy over all content: text, video embeds, and attachments.

  • Duplicated Collections include every post inside them — no need to copy posts one by one.

  • The duplicate will be named "Copy of [original name]" so you can easily spot it and rename it.

  • Any drip scheduling or access rules on the original are not copied — set those fresh on the new item.

That's it — duplicating Collections and posts is a huge time-saver when you're scaling your content. Go build something amazing! 💪

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