Webflow
Field | Status |
|---|---|
🎨 Color | ✅ Supported |
📅 Date/Time | ✅ Supported |
✉️ Email | ✅ Supported |
📂 File | ✅ Supported |
🖼️ Image | ✅ Supported |
🆔 Item ID | ➡️ Supported (1-Way) |
🔗 Link | ✅ Supported |
🖼️ Multi-image | ✅ Supported |
🖇️ Multi-Reference | ✅ Supported |
#️⃣ Number | ✅ Supported |
🔽 Option | ✅ Supported |
📞 Phone | ✅ Supported |
📝 Plain text - single line | ✅ Supported |
📝 Plain text - multiple line | ✅ Supported |
🖇️ Reference | ✅ Supported |
📰 Rich text | ✅ Supported |
☑️ Switch | ✅ Supported |
📹 Video link | ✖️ Not Yet |
Webflow requires you to republish your Webflow site any time you make a change to the CMS (eg. add a new field to a collection) in order for syncing to work.
Webflow sites need to be published to all domains for syncing to work
Webflow resets all item IDs if you restore your Webflow site from a backup. Since Whalesync uses those IDs to identify your records, restoring from a backup will break your Whalesyn configuration.
You can control the status of Webflow items ("Published", "Draft", "Archived") using our Webflow Status field extension:
Whalesync supports multi-reference fields out of the box! See the guide below to ensure this is configured correctly:
Memberships sync
Whalesync supports syncing Webflow's new Memberships (aka Users) table. See our docs:
Use a powerful Airtable database to control your Webflow CMS
Sync blog posts or other content from Notion to your Webflow CMS.
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