Webflow integration
Publish the articles Anomalia writes for you directly to your Webflow CMS — instead of (or alongside) the hosted blog. Once connected, every article you publish is created as a CMS item on your site on auto-pilot.
Before you start
- A Webflow site on a CMS plan or higher (needed for API access).
- A CMS Collection for blog posts (e.g. "Blog Posts"). Create one if it doesn't exist.
Setup
In Webflow go to Site settings → Apps & integrations → API access and click Generate API token. Name it anything, e.g. "Anomalia Blog Sync".
Enable exactly these two scopes, then generate and copy the token:
CMS: Read & WriteSites: Read Only
The token is shown once — copy it before leaving the page.
Open your brand's Blog page → Integrations, click the ⋮ menu on the Webflow row, and paste the API token. Anomalia validates it and auto-detects your site.
Choose the CMS Collection new articles should go into, and whether to publish immediately or save as a draft. Anomalia auto-maps the fields: the title becomes the item Name, the slug becomes the item Slug, and the article body goes into the collection's Rich Text field. Then flip the switch on the Webflow row to turn it on as a publish destination — toggle it off any time to pause without losing your token.
From the Blog page, publish (or re-publish) any article. It appears in your Webflow CMS → your blog collection. Re-publishing updates the same item instead of creating a duplicate.
Troubleshooting
- No collection appears. Re-paste the token and confirm it has <code>CMS: Read & Write</code> + <code>Sites: Read Only</code>, and that your site has a CMS collection.
- Publish fails. Confirm the token is valid, the collection still exists, and your content fits Webflow's field limits.
- Content looks off. How the article renders depends on your Webflow template binding the Rich Text field. Anomalia sends clean semantic HTML.
- Token regenerated? The old token stops working immediately — paste the new one in the ⋮ menu.
What's next
- Shopify integration — publish to a Shopify store blog too.
- SEO Advisor — how Anomalia decides what to write.