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How to connect Webflow

Create items in your Webflow blog CMS collection.

A site API token, then the CMS collection your blog lives in.

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The setup guide, in full

Word for word what the connect form asks, in the order it asks. Nothing here wants your Webflow password — the credentials below are ones you create and can revoke.

  1. 1

    Paste your API token

    A site token with CMS read & write access. Webflow shows it once.

    1. 1In Webflow, open Site settingsApps & integrationsAPI access.
    2. 2Click Generate API token and name it .
    3. 3Set CMS to read and write, and Sites to read-only.
    4. 4Click Generate token, copy it, and paste it below.
  2. 2

    Which CMS collection holds your blog?

    Pick it from the list - we read your collections straight from Webflow. You can still paste an ID instead.

    1. 1In the Webflow Designer, click the CMS tab.
    2. 2Hover over your blog collection and click its Settings icon.
    3. 3Copy the Collection ID and paste it here.

If it doesn’t connect

The checklist the connect form shows when a test fails. Check each one in order.

  • The token has CMS Read & Write plus Sites Read-only permissions.
  • The Collection ID is from THIS site's blog collection.
  • The collection has name and slug fields (a standard blog collection).
Webflow’s own documentation

Webflow is not open yet

The Webflow connector is built, but we have not yet watched one publish a real article and come back reachable — so its tile is shown and not choosable, and the steps above are what connecting will involve once it opens. The Publishing grid marks which platforms are open today.

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