Copy Site Page to another Sharepoint in the same tenant

Bypassing the modern SharePoint cross-site collection page isolation block natively presents severe infrastructure and workflow bottlenecks. The native "Copy to" and "Move to" actions inside the Site Pages library are strictly hard-locked at the tenant file-system layer to enforce boundary isolation. Relying on complex PnP PowerShell routines requires advanced administrative permissions and tenant execution setups, while classic multi-stage Power Automate routines routinely strip custom web part property bags, break localized image paths, or drop advanced JSON layout customizer configurations entirely.

A secure, client-side workaround is to deploy a custom application package (.sppkg) directly into your secure Tenant App Catalog. This injects a clean, automated button directly into the native Site Pages library command bar.

When an author selects a page template, inputs the target site destination URL, and executes, the tool completely serializes and clones complex layouts, columns grids, and web part data packages in 3 seconds flat. Because this layout preservation utility operates entirely within your local tenant boundary with 100% in-tenant data isolation, it requires zero external API calls or public CDN tracking loops—clearing strict Information Security (Infosec) compliance in minutes.

You can step through the technical installation walk-through, audit the security architecture overview, and view the live canvas behavior on the SharePoint Online Cross-Site Page Copier Asset Engine Staging Hub

Hi @Anonymous ,

You can use PnP PowerShell to copy a modern page to another site:

#Parameters
$SourceSiteURL = "https://tenant.sharepoint.com/sites/sitename1"
$DestinationSiteURL = "https://tenant.sharepoint.com/sites/sitename2"
$PageName =  "XXX.aspx"
 
#Connect to Source Site
Connect-PnPOnline -Url $SourceSiteURL -Interactive
 
#Export the Source page
$TempFile = [System.IO.Path]::GetTempFileName()
Export-PnPPage -Force -Identity $PageName -Out $TempFile
 
#Import the page to the destination site
Connect-PnPOnline -Url $DestinationSiteURL -Interactive
Invoke-PnPSiteTemplate -Path $TempFile

This PowerShell script export-imports a given page and all its web parts, contents, etc.

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