Copying Docs

How Do Copy A Coda Doc ?

Open a document

Click the three horizontal dots in the upper left corner of the document

Select Copy doc

Choose a title, workspace, and folder for the new document

Click Copy to confirm

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Publishing is a

sharing⁠

option that lets you broadcast your ideas to the world. Your doc gets a unique URL, which unfurls when pasted in many sites (including social networks).

If you set your published doc to discoverable, your doc will be made available for web search indexing so that it can find an even broader audience. You can also determine how people can interact with your doc, and whether they can copy it to use as a template. Read on to learn more.

Heads up: this article will walk you through publishing docs to the world. If you only want to publish your doc to your team,

check out this article⁠

Within this article you’ll find...

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Publish your doc⁠

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Choose how people can interact with your doc⁠

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FAQs⁠

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How do I copy a published doc?

If the owner of the doc has permitted copies to be made (see section below), you should see a Copy Doc button in the upper-right corner of the doc. If there is no Copy Doc option available, this indicates that the doc owner has disabled the ability for others to copy their doc.

Key Points:

A copy of this doc will live entirely as its own, unconnected doc in the workspace of the user who copies it.

Edits will not impact the source doc.

There are no connections between tables of the source doc and the new, copied doc.

Additional Features

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How do I copy a published doc that is open only to my team?⁠

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How do I make a doc copyable?⁠

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How do I prevent someone from copying my doc?⁠

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How do I make a page copyable within a single doc?⁠

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How do I copy a page into another doc?⁠

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What happens to comments and page authors when I copy a doc?⁠

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How do I make a template for my team?⁠

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Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.

Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (

CtrlP

) instead.