Webflow MCP

Webflow MCP is the official Model Context Protocol server for Webflow, the visual website builder with a built-in CMS. It exposes the Webflow Data API to AI clients so an agent can inspect and edit a site's structure and content directly. In practice that means the CMS above all: reading collections and their field schemas, listing items, creating and updating items, then publishing them live. Beyond the CMS the server reads site-level objects. An agent can list the sites in a workspace, walk a site's pages, read page metadata such as titles and SEO fields, and update the page content Webflow exposes to the API. Publishing is a first-class action, so a workflow can end with the changed pages or items pushed to the live domain or a staging subdomain rather than left as drafts. Some deployments also register custom code and scripts on a site. It is aimed at marketing and content teams who run their site on Webflow and want drafting, translation or bulk-edit work done by an assistant while a designer keeps control of layout in the Webflow canvas. Common patterns are generating a batch of blog or product entries into a collection, rewriting page metadata across a site, or fixing content issues an audit surfaced. Authentication uses a Webflow token scoped to the sites you authorize, so the agent cannot reach workspaces you did not grant.