Publishes to Webflow

Publish into your Webflow CMS collection.

Articles land as items in the CMS collection you choose, with the fields your templates already bind to — body, summary, meta description, thumbnail and tags.

One project and three articles free. No card required.

What you connect

authorise once, publish from then on
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Your site URL

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A Webflow API token

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The id of the CMS collection posts should land in

What publishing to Webflow does

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Items in your collection

Each article becomes a collection item: name, slug and the body in the post-body field, so your existing blog template renders it with no layout work.

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The fields your design binds to

The meta description is written to both the post-summary and meta-description fields, the banner to the thumbnail-image field, and tags to tags.

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Your design stays yours

MotiBlog writes content into fields; it never touches the template. What the post looks like is decided in Webflow, once.

True of every integration

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A full article, not a paste job

Each publish carries the title, slug, body, meta description, tags and the generated banner image. Nothing is reformatted by hand afterwards.

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Republishing updates in place

The post’s id in your platform is stored on first publish. Publishing the article again updates that post instead of creating a duplicate.

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Test before anything ships

Every connection has a test call that verifies the credentials against the platform before an article is ever sent. Your agent can run it too: test_integration.

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A log per publish

Every attempt is recorded with its outcome. Failures can be retried without regenerating anything — retry_publish picks up the same article.

The shape of it

ConnectionCMS API
Lands ascollection items
Thumbnailset automatically
Setupabout two minutes
Start with three articles. Judge it by what ranks.

One project and three articles free. No card required.

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