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Last updated on 2026-10-04

Webflow integration ​

Connect Webflow sites with OAuth so auto-post.io can create, update, and publish CMS blog items for your campaigns.

Prerequisites ​

  • A Webflow account with at least one site
  • A CMS collection suitable for blog posts (a collection whose name includes "blog" or "post" is detected automatically)
  • An auto-post.io account with enough credits for generation

API keys from the Webflow dashboard are not used for connection. auto-post.io uses OAuth only.

Connect with OAuth ​

  1. Open Websites (or continue from onboarding).
  2. Choose Connect Webflow.
  3. Authorize auto-post.io in Webflow via Webflow OAuth.
  4. After the callback, auto-post.io imports the Webflow sites available to your account.

For each site that is not already connected, the app:

  • Creates a website record with platform webflow
  • Stores the Webflow site ID and OAuth access token
  • Looks for a blog/post CMS collection and stores its collection ID when found
  • Queues category sync for the new website

If no blog collection is found, the site is still connected, but publishing blog posts requires a suitable CMS collection in Webflow.

What the integration can do ​

Once connected, campaigns and articles can:

  • Create CMS items in the detected blog collection
  • Update existing items when the external ID is known
  • Upload featured images
  • Publish items (and site publish when required by the flow)
  • Sync categories from the Webflow collection configuration

Publishing tips ​

  • Prefer a dedicated blog or posts CMS collection with title, content/body, slug, and publish date fields
  • Map SEO fields in Webflow when your collection includes them
  • Test with auto-publish disabled, review the first article, then enable auto-publish on the campaign
  • If publish fails, confirm the collection still exists and that the OAuth connection is valid from Websites

Common issues ​

IssueWhat to check
No sites importedConfirm the Webflow account has sites and that OAuth was approved
Connected but cannot publishCreate a blog/posts CMS collection, then reconnect or edit the website so a collection ID is set
Category sync emptyCategories come from the CMS collection fields/items; verify the collection has a category-like field
Authorization errorsDisconnect and reconnect via Webflow OAuth

TIP

After connecting, run Website analysis on the site URL to get keyword and campaign suggestions tailored to your Webflow project.

Last updated on 2026-10-04