Copy Tailored Pages

Learn how to copy existing tailored pages from one URL to another, including across different domains and environments

Overview

This feature allows you to copy existing changes (copy, images, CTAs, etc.) already made on one URL to a different URL

The copy feature is particularly useful for:

Moving changes between development, staging, and production environments
Replicating successful page optimizations across different URLs
Supporting cross-domain deployments
Saving time by avoiding manual recreation of changes

Step 1: Access Copy Feature

Navigate to the copy feature in the extension

Open a tailored page from the extension UI, and select "Copy to..." from the hamburger menu.

Extension Interface - More Options Panel

Tailor AI extension interface showing hamburger menu with Copy to... option along with Duplicate and Delete options

Step 2: Copy to Single URL

Copy your tailored page to a single destination URL

For copying to a single URL, simply input the new URL and click "Copy to selected destinations".

Copy Interface

If "Carry over the ramp status" is selected, it will start an experiment if the original variant is either in experiment or ramped. Otherwise, the new tailored page will be set to "Needs Review" status.

Step 3: Copy to Multiple URLs

Add multiple destination URLs for bulk copying

To copy to multiple URLs, add more destinations using the input box and the plus icon or Enter key. Then click "Copy to selected destination" button to start the process.

Multiple Destinations

Tailor AI interface showing multiple destination URLs with checkboxes and delete buttons, including tooltip showing 'Remove destination page URL'

You can always delete previously added destination URLs using the delete button next to each URL.

Handling Existing Pages

What happens when destination URLs already have tailored pages

If a tailored page has been copied to the destination URL before, a dialog will appear asking for confirmation.

Overwrite Confirmation Dialog

Confirming will lead to overwriting of the previous copy on destination URLs.