# Copy & Paste elements

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Streamline your workflow with effortless design duplication.

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Easily copy and paste elements across pages to save time and maintain consistency. Simplify your design process by reusing copied elements without the need to recreate them.

## Copy elements

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**Steps:**

1. Right-click the relevant element or section.
2. Click **Copy element**.
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Right-click or use CMD + C (Mac) / Ctrl + C (Windows) to copy your selected element effortlessly.
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## Paste elements

Easily copy and paste elements **anywhere** with two distinct paste options.

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### **Paste element**

Paste the full copied element, including its content and design.

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To paste elements (including its content and design), right-click where you want to paste and seclect **Paste element** or use the keyboard shortcuts: **CTRL + V** (Windows)/**CMD + V** (Mac).

This option allows you to duplicate the original element seamlessly onto any target location.
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### **Paste style**

Apply the copied element's style to the target element.

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To apply only the style of the copied element, right-click the element you want to paste and select **Paste style** or use the keyboard shortcuts **CTRL + SHIFT + V** (Windows)/**CMD + SHIFT + V** (Mac).&#x20;

This option is ideal for maintaining design consistency without copying the full element.
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