You can easily duplicate or "copy" an event page to avoid recreating an event which has the same format or design, as a previous event. This is really helpful if you're running an annual event or multiple events with the same set up.
Not all features are duplicated from previous events.
How to duplicate an event:
Manage the event via the events tab
Click the menu "..." in the top right
Select duplicate event
Enter or amend the new event name
A new draft event will be created which can be edited and changed before you publish
When duplicating events, we recommend making your event names unique. While it may be the same event or content, this will help when searching for your event or your reporting.
For example, "Sunshine Conference", when duplicated, could become "Sunshine Conference 2025"
What is copied over during a duplication?
Duplicating an event will copy over most event information, styling and ticketing details, however not all features will be copied over as these are typically event-specific. Review your new event before published.
An event duplication will copy from an original event:
Waitlist settings but not waitlist guests
Event information
Name, banner image, description, privacy
Date & times
Location
Currency
Checkout questions
Ticket types
Name, prices, capacity
Ticket groups
Packaged tickets
Name, prices, capacity
Grouped capacity
Virtual event hub
All elements and settings
Affiliate tracking links
Payments and fees
Settings
Payout settings, bank account details
Booking fee settings
Tax settings
Refund policy and self-service refund settings
DGR receipt settings
Gateways connected to the event
Design & comms
Styling
Event page styling
Ticket styling
Messages
Custom message on your confirmation page
Accessibility
Information
Features
Advanced
Settings (such as send tickets, allow orders to be edited, hide "Add to calendar" button, or Redirect buyer after checkout is complete)
Integrations (such as your Google Analytics ID or Meta Pixel ID)
Notifications
What is NOT copied in the duplicate
No event or attendee data is copied from a previous event as well as several features which may be considered event-specific.
Duplicating an event will NOT copy:
Sales or attendee data in the orders and attendees report
Ticket-level settings that may prevent sales (including individual ticket types and packaged tickets), such as:
Date/time overrides
Sold out overrides
Sales start/end dates
Event-level settings that may prevent sales, such as
Publish later
Mark as sold out
Stop sales
Past dates from an recurring event
Access codes
Discount codes
Ticket ordering
Scanning messages
Seating maps
Seating map venues are saved as templates that can be copied to your newly duplicated event. You will need to re-map all ticket types on the new event.
Tip: Running the same event across multiple days or sessions?
If you’re running multiple sessions of the same event at the same location, check out our guide on running a recurring event, which may be more appropriate