How to copy everything from one supabase project to another? [Reliable & Easy]

[NikhilCodes]

I have this project in supabase, want to copy everything i.e., RPC functions, tables, users, webhooks etc to another project.
How to do that?

[silentworks]

You can do this using the migrate between projects guide https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database#migrating-between-projects

[benjamindonze]

Hello the link is no more accurate where can I find this documentation nowadays`?

[spassos98]

There is a new link about migrating the databases from one project to another one https://supabase.com/docs/guides/platform/migrating-and-upgrading-projects

[bowis]

There is a new link about migrating the databases from one project to another one https://supabase.com/docs/guides/platform/migrating-and-upgrading-projects

I dont see any mention regarding migration there

[silentworks]

@bowis clearly the URL has changed since it was posted in August 2023, but if you look in the left navigation you would see migrate within supabase. Also please don't be adding thumbs down emoji for something that was correct months ago.

[joobisb]

current url

https://supabase.com/docs/guides/platform/migrating-within-supabase

[jt6677]

Why cannot we have a left click "duplicate"?

[DwareLab]

someone requested for this in 2022 and still nothing

[pivot-marc]

Still nothing official in 2026, so I ended up building exactly this: https://www.supaclone.io/. One click, and it clones a Supabase project into another one (schema, RPC functions, roles, and optionally the data).

Full disclosure: I'm the maker. Built it because I got tired of the manual pg_dump dance every time. Happy to answer questions if anyone wants to try it.

[DenisLC]

is Supaclone capable to clone a Supabase hosted project to a self-hosted version?

[hitmoose007]

The link is not accurate anymore

[timrodz]

Instead of running psql on step https://supabase.com/docs/guides/platform/migrating-and-upgrading-projects#restore-to-your-new-project, I basically did the following:

Supabase > SQL Editor > New Query

1. Dump roles.sql into that query, run everything. If successful, delete contents and proceed to step 2:
2. Dump schema.sql into that query, run everything. If successful, delete contents and proceed to step 3:
3. Dump data.sql into that query, run everything.

Your DB should now be duplicated. Took about 1 min to do all this.

Extra steps:

1. Link your new project ID: supabase link --project-ref <id-here>
2. supabase stop && supabase start to restart it, just in case
3. Generate types to verify everything's looking fresh: supabase gen types typescript --project-id "<id-here>" --schema public > src/dir/to/types.ts

CC @hitmoose007

[tekmen0]

I have 2 versions, prod - dev. I want to copy schemas etc. from dev to prod but not data.

[hamzaakramdropslab]

@tekmen0 did you find the solution

[tekmen0]

no, manually copying

[ahmersaud]

if you still havent found any solutions yet,
here is what i found https://medium.com/@christoph.geiser/how-to-duplicate-supabase-database-into-another-project-eb86dbfbeb06
looks like an easy solution instead of manually doing it.

[maricabertarini]

how about the configs like email templates, dns settings, authentication setup, etc?
Is there a way to copy all of that without the risk of forgetting to setup some of it?
🙏 👋

[drewbaker]

@maricabertarini that is exactly what I need, to clone prod to dev and back again.