Multisite Post Duplicator for WordPress

So you're running a WordPress multisite network and need to copy a blog post from one site to another? Yeah, I’ve been there. Manually recreating content across sites is a nightmare, especially when you’ve got custom fields, featured images, and taxonomies involved. That’s where Multisite Post Duplicator for WordPress comes in - it actually works like it says on the tin. No fluff, no setup drama. I used it last week to push a client’s service page from the main site to three sub-sites, and boom - all the ACF fields, image links, and categories carried over perfectly.

The good stuff

What really stood out was how it handles media. You don’t have to worry about re-uploading images or breaking links. The plugin duplicates the featured image and keeps the attachment IDs tied to the new post. I didn’t even have to check the media library afterward. Also, the batch duplication feature saved me hours - I copied five posts at once, and it respected parent-child relationships. That’s huge when you’re dealing with nested pages. And yeah, the settings page lets you tweak things like default status (draft vs publish) and add prefixes so you don’t accidentally overwrite content. It’s not flashy, but it’s clean and gets the job done without making you squint at confusing menus.

The not-so-good

It’s not perfect. There’s no UI for previewing what’s being duplicated - you just hit submit and hope it works. I almost lost a draft because of that. Also, since the developer isn’t listed, there’s zero transparency on updates or support. If something breaks down the road, you’re on your own. And honestly, if you’re not using multisite, this does nothing for you. It’s hyper-focused on one use case. No fancy AI, no automation, no integrations. Just pure copy-paste functionality for posts and custom types. So if you’re looking for something flexible beyond basic duplication, this isn’t it.

Bottom line

If you’re managing a WordPress multisite network and need to move posts between sites reliably, this free plugin is worth grabbing. It does exactly what it promises - duplicates posts with metadata and media intact - and it does it quietly, without fuss. The lack of a clear developer might be a red flag for some, but if you’re okay with a no-frills tool that just works, it’s a solid choice. Especially compared to heavier alternatives that cost money. For the right person, it’s a real time-saver. Download it, test it on a few posts, and see for yourself.