Publish to Webflow automatically
For sites whose blog is a Webflow CMS collection. Each article is added to the collection as an item and the item is published. Your collection template decides how it looks.
How to connect
- 1
Add your website. Content Autopilot reads it and plans the first two weeks of articles.
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Open Settings, go to the Publishing tab and choose Webflow.
- 3
Fill in the 3 required fields below and press Connect. The connection is tested before it is saved, and you are told what Webflow answered if it fails.
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From then on, each article is published there on its scheduled day. Switch on "Hold articles for my approval" first if you want to read each one before it goes out.
What you will be asked for
- Site API token
- Webflow → Site settings → Apps & integrations → API access. Needs CMS read and write.
- Blog collection ID
- Rich-text field slug
- Summary field slugoptional
- Public URL of the collectionoptional
Worth knowing first
- Create the token in Webflow under Site settings, Apps & integrations, API access. It needs CMS read and write.
- You tell us which rich-text field holds the article body, and optionally which field holds the summary. Field slugs are shown in the collection's settings.
- Webflow's CMS plans limit the number of items in a collection. An article a day adds up, so check your plan's limit.
What arrives
One article a day by default: a title, a slug, the body with headings and links to your own pages, a meta description, and a cover image when images are switched on. The same article is always published to your hosted blog too, so there is a copy with a sitemap and structured data whatever your CMS does with it.