: Can I Copy an InDesign page along with the master page? I am trying to make a calendar, so I have downloaded a simple calendar template (InDesign Markup Document) which has 12 pages for each

@Vandalay110

If you know what items are from the master page, you can Ctrl/Option+Shift+click them to 'jump' them, releasing them from the master page (creating a so-called 'local override'). That way, you can copy them along with the regular items.

You might want to create a 2-step process: first, copy all regular items to your new document, then remove those from the original, jump all Master Page items and copy those as well.

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@Nimeshi706

The easiest solution is to delete what you don't want, then save as a New Document.

You can also choose Override all Master Page Items from the flyout menu on the Pages Panel. This will place the master items on the (highlighted/selected) page and unlink them from the Master Page(s).

Another possibility.....

You can actually drag pages between InDesign documents. Including Master Pages. Simply open more than one InDesign document, ensure they are separate windows and not tabs, then set them up so you can see both documents (Window > Arrange > Tile). Now you can just drag pages from the Pages Panel of document 1 to the window of document 2. This method is helpful when you want to copy several pages to a different document. You can drag as many pages as you highlight in the Pages Panel. However, you have to move Master Pages separately from other pages since you can't highlight both master and standard pages in the Pages Panel at the same time.

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