Complete post lifecycle
List, create, read, update, publish, unpublish, and delete items in Webflow CMS collections.

Connect a Webflow site, then create, update, publish, and delete posts in its CMS blog collections through the same Blogs API you use for WordPress, Shopify, and Wix.

Profile
defaultWebflow
Send the site token to POST /v1/connect/webflow/token. Zernio checks it reaches exactly one site with CMS access.

POST /v1/accounts/{id}/blogs/{id}/articles
const { data } = await zernio.blogs.createBlogArticle({ path: { accountId: 'acc_8f2a', blogId: '6650f1a2c4e8b9d03a7f5e21' }, body: { title: 'How we rebuilt our pricing page', bodyHtml: '<p>Three experiments and what each one taught us.</p>', tags: ['design', 'case-study'], isPublished: true, }, });
Pick a blog collection and send the HTML, title, tags, and cover image. Zernio maps them to the collection's own fields.

Spring update
Saved without publishing
Mon, 18 Jan
09:00, Europe/Madrid
How we rebuilt our pricing page
Fri, 15 Jan at 14:30
Publish the post live on its own, or keep it as a draft. The rest of the site is never republished.
The site owner creates an API token in the site's settings and pastes it in
List, create, read, update, publish, unpublish, and delete items in Webflow CMS collections.
Publish one item live without republishing the site, or keep it as a draft for review.
Every collection with a rich-text field is a blog. Zernio matches body, summary, cover, tags, author, and date to its fields.
Publish to Webflow, Wix, WordPress, and Shopify blogs, and to 16 social and messaging platforms, with one API key.
Send tag names. Zernio finds them in the referenced collection and creates the ones that are missing.
Pass a public image URL and Webflow imports it into the post's image field.
Write it yourself with the SDKs, hand it to an agent over MCP, or run it from a shell.
Connect a Webflow site with a site token and manage its CMS blog posts through one API.