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# Duplicate Blocks and Actions
Tiledesk empowers you to create no-code AI Agents swiftly and efficiently.
A key feature that simplifies the design process is the ability to use Copy and Paste.\
This feature allows you to duplicate an entire [Block](/ai-chatbots-and-automation/visual-builder-101/how-to-create-a-block.md) or just an Action within a Block, making your design process faster and more flexible.
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#### Duplicate **a Block**
Blocks are the foundation of an AI workflow. To duplicate a Block, hover over the one you want to copy. A small toolbar will appear on the top right. Click on the “Copy block” option.
Then, right-click to open the dropdown menu and select “**Paste**.”
That’s it — you’ve successfully copied and pasted a Block.
#### **Duplicate an Action Inside a Block**
Each Action enhances your AI Agent’s flexibility. You can duplicate an Action to speed up workflow design.
To do this, hover your cursor over the Action you want to copy. A small toolbar will appear on the left side. Click on the “Copy action” option.
Then, right-click where you need that action and select “**Paste**” from the options. That's All :)
We hope this tutorial helps you in designing your AI Agent more efficiently.
If you need to know more about AI Agents and their capabilities, please visit our website at [**www.tiledesk.com**](https://tiledesk.com/).
If you require further assistance, do not hesitate to contact us at [**support@tiledesk.com** ](mailto:support@tiledesk.com)
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