BCM Duplicate Menu
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This is the easiest way to duplicate your menu
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What It Does
BCM Duplicate Menu adds a one-click duplicate option to the WordPress nav menu admin screen, letting you clone an entire menu and its items without rebuilding it from scratch. It is a single-purpose utility aimed at saving time when you need a near-identical menu for a new section, language, or A/B test. It does not handle item-level duplication, role-based visibility, or mega menu layouts.
Who It's For
It is best for site owners, agencies, and developers who frequently spin up new menus that share most of their structure, such as multi-language sites, franchises, multi-location businesses, or membership tiers. If you regularly launch seasonal campaigns, test navigation variants, or hand off similar menus across client sites, the one-click clone workflow pays for itself quickly.
Who Should Skip It
If you only have one or two menus and rarely change them, you do not need this plugin; manually recreating items is faster than installing and managing another tool. Sites that already rely on a full menu management suite like Max Mega Menu or Admin Menu Editor will get little extra value from a standalone duplicate button.
The Bottom Line
BCM Duplicate Menu does one thing and does it well, with current maintenance and strong compatibility, but the tiny install base and zero-thread support history mean you are trusting a single developer. For agencies and site builders who clone menus often, it is a worthwhile time saver. For everyone else, it is a nice-to-have rather than a must-install.
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Pick this instead if your main problem is building complex mega menu layouts rather than cloning existing menus.
Choose this if you need to reorganize the WordPress admin sidebar for clients, not duplicate front-end navigation menus.
Go with this when you need to show different menus to different logged-in roles, which BCM Duplicate Menu does not address.
Use this for cloning posts, pages, and custom post types; it does not duplicate nav menus but covers the broader content duplication workflow.
Reach for this when your real goal is staging or migrating an entire site, including its menus, rather than duplicating one menu in place.