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FreeFind duplicate content across your site
Pages accumulate copies over time — someone duplicates a page to start a new one, and WordPress has no memory of that relationship afterward. Working Copy → Find Similar Content looks for it two ways.
Open Find Similar Content
In the WordPress admin menu: Working Copy → Find Similar Content.
Check Slug Clusters first
WordPress already appends "-2", "-3" to a page's slug whenever a title collides — that's a free, precise signal a copy exists. This tab just surfaces it, grouped, with nothing to configure.
Switch to Content Similarity
For copies that got renamed afterward (so the slug signal is gone), this scans actual page content and ranks every page by how much it overlaps with its closest match — not just its title.
Tune the Minimum Similarity slider
Drag it down to see looser, more coincidental matches (two pages sharing one boilerplate block); up to see only near-duplicates.
Select any two rows to compare
Anywhere on the screen — even one row from each tab. A "Compare Selected" tray appears with everything you've checked. See comparing two pages for what happens next.
A real Content Similarity scan — two service pages that both got copied to draft a 24-hour variant, still 64% overlapping after each was edited separately.
Slug Clusters, Content Similarity, and comparing any two pages side by side don't require a license. Nothing here is gated — it's a discovery tool, not a merge tool.