When you purchase a template from a Notion creator, you typically add it to your workspace by duplicating a page, which often contains sub-pages. That’s as simple as clicking Duplicate
at the top-right of the page — but the button is often missing when users need it.
Let’s see what determines whether that duplicate button is visible.
Notion pages are accessible through two different domains — notion.so
and notion.site
:
notion.so/[Workspace Domain]/...
— When signed-in users visit a page from its notion.so
URL, they’re accessing it through the Notion app. They can use all capabilities of Notion within their permission level for the page.[Workspace Domain].notion.site
— When a page is published, it gets a web link, which has a notion.site
URL. That URL is accessible in a read-only format by anyone on the web, just like a web page.When you publish a page, you have the option to Allow duplicate as template
. That’s what enables the button. In order to see it, you must visit the notion.site
version of the page.
notion.so
with notion.site
If you find yourself on the notion.so
version of a template or other page that you know to be duplicable, you can easily switch to the web link:
.so
with .site
/
. Replace www
with it.Here’s an example:
App Link: https://www.notion.so/nuttlabs/g64a0beg49ag4ba690bbg46d5490be48
Web Link: https://nuttlabs.notion.site/g64a0beg49ag4ba690bbg46d5490be48