> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rankai.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Webflow blog integration guide > Connect your Webflow site to RankAI in four steps: access project settings, generate an API token with CMS permissions, connect your token, and configure field mappings. This guide walks you through connecting your Webflow site to RankAI so we can publish and manage your SEO and AEO blog content. You'll need access to your Webflow dashboard and your RankAI project. ## Where to start in RankAI In your RankAI project, open **Settings** in the sidebar. Under **Site Integration**, find **Connected CMS** and click **Configure**. RankAI Settings page with Connected CMS and Configure button *Settings → Site Integration → Configure under Connected CMS.* On the next screen, you'll see **All Integrations**. Click the **Webflow** card to continue. RankAI All Integrations screen with Webflow option *Select Webflow from the integrations list.* ## Step 1: Access Project Settings Open your Webflow dashboard and select the project (site) that has your blog. Hover over the site card and click the **Settings** icon (gear) to open Project Settings. Webflow dashboard with site selection and Site settings button *Select the site with your blog and click Site settings.* In the Project Settings sidebar, scroll down and click **Apps & Integrations**. This is where you'll find the API access section. Webflow Project Settings sidebar with Apps & Integrations highlighted *Navigate to Apps & Integrations in the sidebar, then scroll to the bottom.* ## Step 2: Generate API Token In the **API access** section, click **Generate API token** to create a new token for RankAI. Webflow API access section with Generate API token button *Click "Generate API token" in the API access section.* In the **Generate an API Token** modal, enter a name for the token (e.g. "Rankai") and configure the required permissions: * **CMS**: Read and write (required for publishing blog posts) * **Pages**: Read-only (optional) * **Site**: Read-only (optional) Click **Generate token** to create the token. Copy the token immediately—you won't be able to view it again. Generate an API Token modal with token name and CMS permissions *Name your token (e.g. "Rankai") and set CMS to "Read and write", then click Generate token.* ## Step 3: Connect Token Back in your RankAI project, open the Webflow integration screen. Paste your **API Site Token** in the field and click **Connect** to complete the connection. Connect Token Paste your API token below to complete the connection. **API Site Token:** Paste the generated site token. After connecting, RankAI will verify the token and load your Webflow site's CMS collections. You'll then configure the collection and field mappings in Step 4. ## Step 4: Configure Collection and Field Mappings Once connected, you'll see the **Webflow Configuration** screen. Here you'll select which CMS collection to publish to and map RankAI fields to your Webflow fields. ### 4.1 Select Collection Use the **Collection** dropdown to select the CMS collection where blog posts will be published (e.g., "Blog Posts"). The number of fields in the collection is shown on the right. ### 4.2 Map Fields Under **Field Mappings**, map each Webflow field to the corresponding RankAI content. For each field, you can select from the following options: * **Manual input**: Enter a custom value manually * **Title**: The blog post title * **Description**: The meta description / summary * **Body**: The full blog post content (HTML) * **Feature Image**: The main image for the post * **URL Slug**: The URL-friendly slug for the post * **Current Time**: The current timestamp when publishing Map your Webflow fields appropriately. For example: * Post Body → **Body** * Post Summary → **Description** * Main Image → **Feature Image** * Slug → **URL Slug** Webflow Configuration screen with Collection and Field Mappings *Select your collection and map each field to RankAI content.* ### 4.3 Save Configuration After mapping all fields, click **Save Configuration** to save your settings. The status indicator in the top right will change from **Unsaved** to **Saved** when successful. Your Webflow integration is now ready for publishing. ## FAQ ### What if the connection fails? Double-check that (1) you're using the full API token copied from Webflow, (2) the token has **CMS: Read and write** permission enabled, and (3) the token hasn't been revoked in your Webflow project settings. ### Where can I find or regenerate my API token? Go to your Webflow project's **Settings → Apps & Integrations → API access**. You can view existing tokens and their permissions, or generate a new token. If you regenerate, paste the new token into RankAI and reconnect. ### What CMS collection should I use? Select the collection where you want blog posts published. This is typically named "Blog Posts", "Articles", or similar. The collection should have fields for title, content, and slug at minimum. ### Where can I get more support? Contact your RankAI account team or check the help section in your dashboard. ## Install the technical SEO & AEO script The CMS connection above handles articles. Follow the separate [illustrated technical SEO & AEO setup](/integrations/technical-seo/webflow) to install the RankAI script. *** *Last reviewed: October 12, 2026.* This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.