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# Work in Progress: How to Clone a Flow
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The cloned Flow will have everything there is on the last version that was pushed live, but won't have all the previous or newer versions.
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### Step 1: Open the Command Bar
* Once on the builder, press Ctrl + k on Windows or Command + k on Mac. The Command Bar will open and you'll see something like this:
### Step 2: Just Clone it! :heavy\_check\_mark:
* If you start typing "Clone Flow" the option will appear.
* Once you select that option, the bar will ask for:
* The name of the Flow to clone (and give you a list of flows that match that name)
* The group where you want to clone that flow into (most likely the group where it already is)
* A new name for the Flow
* That's all there is to it!
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