Webflow for Slack
Bring Webflow into your team's Slack workspace. Connect your Webflow account once, then ask about your sites, pages, and CMS content without leaving the conversation.
How it works
- Click Add to Slack above and choose the workspace to install into.
- In any channel, run
/webflow connectand follow the link to authorize your Webflow account. - Ask Webflow about your sites or ask it to take action — for example "list my Webflow sites" or "draft a blog post about our launch". Use any of the ways below.
Ways to use Webflow in Slack
Generally available
- DM Slackbot — Message Slackbot directly to ask questions about your Webflow sites or take action using natural language.
Public beta — by using these features, you agree to the Webflow Beta Terms.
- DM @Webflow — Start a one-on-one conversation with Webflow in Slack for the same capabilities in a dedicated chat. You can also open it from Slack's Agents menu.
- Mention @Webflow in threads — Bring Webflow into a public channel thread to answer questions, surface insights, and take action without leaving the conversation.
What you get
Conversational access to your Webflow sites from Slack, scoped to your Webflow account. Each user authorizes individually, so what you can see in Slack matches what you can see in Webflow.
Learn what you can do
The Slack app uses Webflow's MCP server to answer questions and take action on your sites — design changes, CMS updates, site audits, and more. See the full list of capabilities in the Webflow MCP overview →
Requirements and pricing
DM @Webflow and the Agents menu require a paid Slack plan. Webflow for Slack is in beta and free to use. AI credits will apply to non-Slackbot workflows when the integration is generally available. Learn about Webflow AI credits →
Support
Need help or found a problem? Email us at [email protected], or visit the Webflow Help Center.
About AI-generated content. Webflow for Slack uses AI to generate responses and take actions on your sites. AI-generated responses and outputs can be inaccurate or incomplete. Review them before you rely on them, and check changes before you publish.