# Clone an Activity (/how-to/activities/clone-an-activity)



Use this guide when you want to create a new activity that shares most of its settings with an existing one. Cloning copies all configuration -- scheduling, pricing, manifest, custom fields, facilitator roles, and more -- so you only need to adjust what is different.

When to Clone [#when-to-clone]

Cloning is useful when:

* You offer the same activity at different durations or price points (e.g., a 1-hour and 2-hour version of a kayak tour).
* You have seasonal variants of the same activity.
* You are expanding to a new location with similar offerings.
* You want to test a new pricing structure without modifying the original.

Steps [#steps]

1. Go to **Activities** in the left sidebar.
2. Find the activity you want to clone.
3. Click the **Clone** button (or open the activity and use the clone option from there).
4. Enter a **Name** for the new activity. This is the only required field -- choose a name that distinguishes it from the original (e.g., "Sunset Kayak Tour" if the original is "Morning Kayak Tour").
5. Click **Clone**.

The new activity is created immediately and you are taken to its settings page.

What Gets Cloned [#what-gets-cloned]

The clone copies all settings from the source activity, including:

* General information (description, tagline, details, cancellation policy, color)
* Scheduling configuration (date type, time type, durations, cutoffs)
* Pricing (pricing type and all pricing modifiers)
* Manifest settings (guest limits, age restrictions, demographics)
* Equipment assignments and settings
* Custom fields
* Facilitator roles
* Special events
* Agreements
* Communication settings
* Payment settings (downpayment configuration)
* Blackout dates
* Trip protection settings
* Dynamic duration settings (if applicable)

What Does NOT Get Cloned [#what-does-not-get-cloned]

* **Media (photos)** -- You need to upload images separately for the new activity.
* **Booking history** -- The clone starts with zero bookings.
* **Published state** -- The clone is always created in an **unpublished** state, regardless of whether the source was published.
* **Calendar sync connections** -- External calendar integrations are not carried over.

After Cloning [#after-cloning]

1. Review the cloned activity's settings and update anything that should differ from the original.
2. [Upload media](/how-to/activities/manage-activity-media) for the new activity.
3. [Publish the activity](/how-to/activities/publish-unpublish) when you are ready.

Tips [#tips]

* Cloning is the fastest way to create a new activity when you already have a similar one configured. It avoids re-entering scheduling, pricing, and all other settings manually.
* Always give the clone a distinct name. Having two activities with the same name creates confusion in the calendar, reports, and checkout.
* The clone is independent of the source. Changes to one do not affect the other after cloning.