For AI agents: a documentation index is available at the root level at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt. Append /llms.txt to any URL for a page-level index, or .md for the markdown version of any page.
Slug for the page.
**Note:** The slug field is ignored in the following cases — all other fields in the same request still apply:
- The site's home page, collection template pages, and utility pages (e.g. 404, password, search).
- For secondary locales, updating the slug requires an <a href="https://webflow.com/feature/localization">Advanced or Enterprise localization add-on plan</a>.
seoobjectOptional
SEO-related fields for the Page
openGraphobjectOptional
Open Graph fields for the Page
Response
Request was successful
idstringformat: "objectid"
Unique identifier for the Page
siteIdstringRead-onlyformat: "objectid"
Unique identifier for the Site
titlestring
Title of the Page
slugstring
slug of the Page (derived from title)
parentIdstringRead-onlyformat: "objectid"
Identifier of the parent folder
collectionIdstringRead-onlyformat: "objectid"
Unique identifier for a linked Collection, value will be null if the Page is not part of a Collection.
createdOnstringRead-onlyformat: "date-time"
The date the Page was created
lastUpdatedstringRead-onlyformat: "date-time"
The date the Page was most recently updated
archivedbooleanRead-onlyDefaults to false
Whether the Page has been archived
draftbooleanRead-onlyDefaults to false
Whether the Page is a draft
canBranchbooleanRead-onlyDefaults to false
Indicates whether the Page supports Page Branching. Pages that are already branches cannot be branched again.
isBranchbooleanRead-onlyDefaults to false
Indicates whether the Page is a Branch of another Page Page Branching
branchIdstring or nullformat: "objectid"
If the Page is a Branch of another Page, this is the ID of the Branch
seoobject
SEO-related fields for the Page
openGraphobject
Open Graph fields for the Page
localeIdstring or nullRead-onlyformat: "objectid"
Unique ID of the page locale
publishedPathstringRead-only
Relative path of the published page URL
Errors
400
Bad Request Error
401
Unauthorized Error
404
Not Found Error
429
Too Many Requests Error
500
Internal Server Error
Slug for the page.
Note: The slug field is ignored in the following cases — all other fields in the same request still apply:
The site’s home page, collection template pages, and utility pages (e.g. 404, password, search).