This is an overview of the changes to the Webflow APIs and related tools. To filter the list, select one or more tags.

February 5, 2025

Support for additional well-known files and CMS field types

Add and manage well-known files

Upload well-known files to sites with the following requirements:

  • File size must be less than 100KB per file
  • Maximum of 30 files total
  • Files must have one of these extensions (or no extension):
    • .txt
    • .json
    • .noext - A special extension that removes other extensions when uploaded. This helps compatibility with tools that require file extensions
      Example: apple-app-site-association.noext.txt will be uploaded as apple-app-site-association

New CMS field type: Option


Enhancements to CMS fields and site configuration

The Data API now supports creating reference fields and creating multiple fields during collection creation.

  • Create reference fields
    To create a reference field, choose MultiReference or Reference as the type property in the field object. Additionally, include the metadata property to specify the collectionId of the collection that the reference field will point to. You can create a reference field during collection creation using the create collection endpoint or by updating an existing collection using the create collection field endpoint.
  • Create fields during collection creation
    You can now create multiple fields during collection creation using the create collection endpoint. Collections are limited to 60 fields per collection.

Add and manage robots.txt


February 5, 2025

Create and manage variable collections

Variable collections provide an organizational structure for managing related variables. Collections allow you to group variables logically - for example, you might create separate collections for brand colors, typography, or spacing variables. Collections help maintain a clean and organized variable system, making it easier to manage design tokens at scale across your projects.

Use the following endpoints to create and manage variable collections.