Duplicating Blog page 7.1 where?

I can't figure where to duplicate my blog-PAGE (not post) 

Theres not an option for it anywhere.

I wan't to duplicate my page, so i can make a second language with same content.

I have exactly the same problem. I am creating 4 blogs to cover 4 languages. I could duplicate the summary page but not the blog page. help?

I also have this question!

I was just in touch with support and they told me it couldn't be done 😞

How strange! I have the same problem here!

omg why is it not possible? So much content and I want to put it in another language. Only text changes... :(  

Is it the same with portfolio page? 

I too would like to duplicate my blog page.  Has SquareSpace sorted at this problem yet??

Standard pages and blocks can be duplicated but not a whole blog page. You can however create a new blog page and duplicate all the posts from the original one, one at a time, to the new one. 

https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206543627-Duplicating-pages-and-content#toc-duplicate-a-blog-post

Its so wild to me that this feature is still unavailable. Creates so much more work for website builders.

I have the same issue. Having to duplicate hundreds of blog posts manually, edit and then move them. Wish there was a less time consuming way of doing it...

3 hours ago, KarlaN said:

Wish there was a less time consuming way of doing it...

Please see SquarespaceWebsites Tools PRO.

It is also possible to export your site, edit the exported file to trim it down to just the blog posts, and import that file. This option can be painful as the import process for SS sites is very fragile. You also need to be deep into how the importer works and it's foibles.

Thanks @creedon That's what I ended up doing!

I've found the best thing to do is select the blog page and click MOVE at the bottom you can transfer it over to the other blog. 

It's 2024 people....I don't get why you can duplicate normal pages but not blog pages. It makes no sense. @Squarespace please fix this asap, it's a lot of unnecessary workload that could be easily fixed.