Authorize once — articles drop into your CMS collection.
Webflow’s CMS API is built for exactly this. You authorize DraftSEO in one click, choose the site and collection, and each article becomes a CMS item with its fields mapped — images sideloaded to your Webflow assets, ready as a draft or published live.
| Connection | One-click OAuth — authorize on your Webflow account, no API keys to copy |
|---|---|
| Setup time | ~2 minutes, once |
| Image hosting | Webflow assets — every image sideloaded to your site’s asset storage |
| Publish modes | Draft · published · scheduled |
| Field mapping | Onto your collection — title, body, slug and SEO fields matched at connect time |
Who does what
Nothing — once you’ve authorized and mapped the collection, items appear on their own. Like a checkpoint? Let them land as drafts and publish from the Webflow Designer when you’re happy.
Your design renders them; DraftSEO fills them.
Setup
Connect a site → Webflow sends you to Webflow’s OAuth screen — approve DraftSEO, no keys.
~30 seconds
Choose which collection receives articles; DraftSEO reads its fields.
~1 minute
Match title, body, slug and SEO onto your collection’s fields — DraftSEO suggests the obvious ones.
~1 minute
New articles drop into the collection on your cadence, draft or live.
Ongoing · zero clicks
FAQ
Through one-click OAuth — you authorize DraftSEO on your Webflow account and choose the site and collection. There are no API keys to manage.
In Webflow’s own asset storage. DraftSEO sideloads every image onto your site, so the published item never points back at us.
Yes — at connect time you map DraftSEO’s fields onto your collection’s fields, so articles slot into the schema you already designed.
No card required. Watch it drop into your collection.