How to Clone an Event on miingl
Cloning an event lets you quickly recreate a past event without starting from scratch. This is especially helpful for recurring workshops, repeated sessions, or events you plan to run again with minor updates.
Important to Know Before You Start
Only past events can be cloned
Future or upcoming events cannot be cloned
You must be the host or co-host of the event
If an event hasn’t happened yet, it won’t show the option to clone.
When Cloning Is Most Useful
Cloning works best when you want to:
Run the same workshop again on a new date
Reuse an event structure, description, or setup
Quickly create a repeat session without rebuilding everything
Keep or reset your guest list depending on your needs
Step 1: Log Into Your miingl Account
Go to app.miingl.com and log in using the account that hosted the original event.
Step 2: Go to “My Events”
From your dashboard:
Navigate to My Events
Scroll to find the past event you want to clone
Only completed events will have the option to clone.
Step 3: Clone the Event
Next to the past event:
Click Clone Event
A new event draft will open automatically.
Step 4: Update Event Details
On the event creation page:
Change the event date and time
Update the description, title, or cover image if needed
Adjust event settings or subscriptions as appropriate
This is your chance to refresh the event before publishing.
Step 5: Choose How to Handle the Guest List
You’ll be asked how you want to manage attendees:
Keep Guest List
Use this if you want to invite the same participants again. Guests can be removed or added on the next screen after creating the event.Create New Guest List
Use this if you want to start fresh with a new audience.
Choose the option that best fits your event goals.
Step 6: Create the New Event
Once everything looks right:
Click Create Event
Your cloned event is now published and ready promote, or edit further.
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Helpful Tips
Cloning saves time, but always double-check dates and ticketing settings
For ticketed events, review pricing and availability before publishing
If you’re running a series, cloning helps keep formatting and structure consistent
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