Connect Webflow
SEObox adds articles as items in a Webflow CMS collection and publishes them live, using the Webflow Data API v2.
Prepare your blog collection
Your blog collection must have fields with these exact slugs:
| Field slug | Webflow field type | Filled with |
|---|---|---|
name | Plain text (the built-in Name field) | Article title |
slug | Slug (built-in) | Article slug |
post-body | Rich text | Article body (HTML) |
post-summary | Plain text | Meta description |
You can’t change which fields SEObox writes to. Webflow’s default Blog template already uses these slugs. If your collection uses different ones, add fields with the slugs above.
Create an API token
In Webflow, open Site settings → Apps & Integrations → API access, and generate a token with CMS: read and write access. Copy it.
Find your Site ID and Collection ID
- Site ID — shown under Site settings → General.
- Collection ID — open the collection’s settings in the CMS panel; the ID is shown there.
Add the connection in SEObox
On your site’s page, open Content Management System, choose Webflow, enter the API token, Site ID, and Collection ID, and click Connect. Then publish one article to check it works.
Notes
- Items are created with
POST /v2/collections/{collection_id}/items/live, so they go live immediately. - The “published URL” SEObox saves for Webflow articles may not match your real blog URL. Use the URL shown in Webflow.
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