Mergeflo for Webflow

Mergeflo plans, writes and publishes SEO and AI-search articles to your Webflow blog, then tracks which ones rank and bring traffic. This page explains how Mergeflo connects to Webflow, what it does on your site, and how to disconnect.

Before you start

• A Mergeflo account. Create one free.
• A Webflow site on a plan that includes the CMS, with a blog collection (for example “Blog Posts”).
• Your Webflow account must be able to edit that site.

1. Connect Webflow

1. In Mergeflo, open Settings → Connections and find the Webflow card.
2. Press Connect. Webflow’s own sign-in screen opens in a small window.
3. Tick the site you publish your blog on, then press Authorize.
4. The window closes and the card reads Connected with: Webflow sign-in.

If you started from Webflow instead (the App’s install link), Mergeflo opens the Connections page so you can press Connect and finish there.

Prefer an API token? Under the Connect button, choose Use an API token instead and paste a site token with CMS and Sites access.

2. Choose your site and blog

On the Webflow card, press Choose site and blog. Pick the site and the collection your articles go into. Mergeflo then imports the posts you already have, so it never writes an article you already published.

3. Check the field matches

Mergeflo matches what it writes to your collection’s fields: title, slug, body, summary, main image, meta title, meta description, author and category. Open What goes where in Webflow → Review matches to see every match and change any of them.

4. Publish

Nothing reaches your site until you approve it. When you approve an article, Mergeflo creates it as an item in your collection and publishes it. If you merge or retire an article later, Mergeflo can add a 301 redirect so its old address keeps working.

What Mergeflo can access

• Sites (read and write) – list the sites you can choose from, read their domains, publish the site after an article goes live, and add or remove 301 redirects.
• CMS (read and write) – read your collections and fields, import your existing posts, and create, update and publish the articles you approve.
• Pages (read and write) – for page SEO fixes, which are being rolled out: read a page’s SEO title and description, and update them only when you approve a fix for that page.
• Custom code (read and write) – for structured data, which is being rolled out: add Article and FAQ markup to the pages Mergeflo publishes, so search and AI engines can read them.
• Your Webflow user (read) – your name and email, to show who connected Webflow.

Mergeflo only acts on the sites you tick on Webflow’s screen.

How your connection is stored

The access Webflow gives Mergeflo is kept in storage that only Mergeflo’s servers can read. It is never sent to your browser. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle your data.

Disconnect

Open Settings → Connections → Webflow and press Disconnect. Mergeflo revokes its access at Webflow and deletes the stored access straight away. Your chosen site, blog and field matches are kept, so connecting again takes one click. Articles already published stay on your site. You can also remove the App from your site in Webflow under Site settings → Apps & integrations.

Troubleshooting

• No site to choose after connecting – Webflow only shares the sites you tick. Press Connect again and tick your site.
• The Webflow window does not open – your browser blocked the pop-up. Allow pop-ups for app.mergeflo.com and press Connect again.
• The card says Reconnect – Webflow stopped accepting Mergeflo’s access, usually because the App was removed in Webflow. Press Connect again.

Help

Email support@mergeflo.com or use our contact page.