Webflow + AymarTech

Publish AI-generated blog articles to your live Webflow CMS collection automatically or after approval, with mapped title, slug, rich text, summary, and cover image fields.

The Webflow integration connects through Webflow OAuth, lets you choose a site and CMS Collection, and publishes CMS items automatically or after approval.

Who this is for

Use this when your Webflow site already has a CMS-powered blog or when you can create a blog Collection and Collection Page before publishing, with either auto-publish or approval before CMS items go live.

Fields and payload

AymarTech fieldDestination fieldNotes
titlename or required PlainText fieldAymarTech maps title to the name field when present, otherwise to the required plain text title field.
slugslugUsed when the Collection exposes a slug field.
htmlContentfirst RichText fieldThe article body is mapped to the first Rich Text field in the Collection.
imageUrlImage field matching main image / cover / thumbnail / featuredAymarTech looks for common cover image field names and sends the image URL.
metaDescriptionPlainText field matching summary / excerpt / description / introSummary text is truncated to the Webflow field max length when needed.
selected sitesiteIdChosen after OAuth from the list of authorized Webflow sites.
selected collectioncollectionIdSaved as the publish target for live CMS item creation.

How to connect in the dashboard

All connection forms, OAuth buttons, target pickers, publish-mode settings, and test actions are inside the AymarTech dashboard. Choose automatic publishing or require confirmation before go-live.

Open dashboard integrations →
  1. Open Integrations in AymarTech and choose Webflow.
  2. Click Connect Webflow, sign in, and approve access for the intended workspace and site.
  3. Make sure the Webflow site has a blog CMS Collection with a title/name field, slug, Rich Text body, and image field.
  4. Make sure the live Webflow site has a Collection List or Collection Page that renders that Collection.
  5. Return to AymarTech and select the exact Webflow site and CMS Collection.
  6. Run the Webflow test connection, then auto-publish or approve an article; AymarTech creates a live CMS item according to your publish mode.

How article publishing or delivery works

  • AymarTech requests Webflow scopes for sites:read, cms:read, and cms:write.
  • The OAuth token is stored encrypted and used to list authorized sites and Collections.
  • AymarTech reads the selected Collection schema and maps fields by type and common slug patterns.
  • When auto-publish is enabled or you approve an article, publishing uses Webflow's live CMS endpoint and creates published CMS items.
  • Validation errors usually come from required fields or Collection schema requirements in Webflow.

Troubleshooting

  • No site listed: reconnect Webflow and approve access to the intended site.
  • No Collection listed: create or publish a Webflow CMS Collection for blog posts.
  • Body missing: confirm the Collection has a Rich Text field.
  • Image missing: add an Image field with a slug like main-image, cover, thumbnail, or featured-image.
  • Item publishes but is not visible: publish the Webflow site and confirm the Collection List/Page is connected to the chosen Collection.

Frequently asked

Does AymarTech automate the Webflow Designer?

No. It publishes CMS items through the Webflow API. Your Webflow pages must already render the chosen Collection.

Can Webflow publishing wait for approval?

Yes. You can require confirmation first, or let AymarTech create published Webflow CMS items automatically.

Can AymarTech choose custom Webflow fields?

It automatically maps common blog fields by type and slug. Collection requirements should be kept compatible with the article fields AymarTech sends.

Where do I pick the Collection?

After OAuth, the dashboard target picker lists authorized Webflow sites and Collections.

Why does my live site not show the post?

The CMS item can be created successfully while the Webflow page template or Collection List still needs to be published or connected.

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